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JSF boolean

Abiodun Adisa
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lets say coverLetterNotExist is a boolean variable and i can do


is there a way to inverse the boolean condition like

Arun Sudharsanam
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You can use this:
<h:commandLink rendered="#{!applyToJob.coverLetterNotExist}">


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Abiodun Adisa
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Originally posted by Ar Pdy:
You can use this:
<h:commandLink rendered="#{!applyToJob.coverLetterNotExist}">


thanks Ar Pdy
 
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