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Problem with "rendered" Flag

 
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I want to show a list of data to the user. My problem is that if I set the 'rendered' flag of <h utputText> to 'false' just the header of the table appears (not the whole information) ... and if I set it to 'true', the page throws an exception.

Here are the codes I have written so far :

This is a part of my jsp code:

Here is the source code of TableData.java :

This part has been taken from faces-config.xml :

& this is my bean class :



please kindly help me,
Thank you,
Maryam
[ June 10, 2007: Message edited by: Maryam Nouhnejad ]
[ June 10, 2007: Message edited by: Maryam Nouhnejad ]
 
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You're getting an exception with the rendered attribute because when you set it to true, it actually executes the methods of the bean, and there you have the problem.
I didn't look closely at your code, can you post the exception?
Setting rendered =true for the different components will help you to isolate where the problem lies
 
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These are the exceptions printed in the log console :






Thank you,
Maryam
 
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My problem is over now...
I changed the first code to the second (look at the names of the setters and getters) :

 
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Yep, the exception message tells everything:
"Error getting property 'userlog' from bean of type beanPack.UserLogs"
"userlogs" in bean notation is "getUserlogs" and in your bean you had "getUserLogs"
Glad you had it working now
 
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