Re: JavaServer Faces: ValueChangeListener doesn't write back to textfield
hello SadRed,
many thanks for your answer. :-)
immediate="true" doesn't solve my problem. the effect is same as without
immediate="true". my main problem is to write an value back to textfield2.
this shall happen in bean.
i try out with FacesContext.getCurrentInstance(), but i doesn't find
component 'testfield2'. :-(
best regards
Michael
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On Apr 14, 5:32 am, "Michael Plate" <michael.pla...@ewetel.net> wrote:
hello people,
i have an problem and as newbie of javaserver faces i couldn't solve
this.
my jsf page have two textfields (textfield1 and textfield2) and i write a
new value at textfield1 and the valuechangelistner should calculate this
and
write it back to textfield2. at moment the valuechangelistener works
fine,
but i can't write the result of calculation in textfiled2
I couldn't find a similary problem at google. I get many results of
selectOneMenu, but nothing about my problem.
my JSP with JSF-Tags:
<h:inputText value="#{bean.textfield1}"
valueChangeListener="#{bean.textfield1Changed}"
onchange="this.form.submit()"
id="textfield1" converter="javax.faces.Float" size="80">
<h:inputText value="#{bean.textfield2}"
id="textfield2" converter="javax.faces.Float" size="80">
my javabean:
public void textfield1Changed( ValueChangeEvent event) {
float newValue=((Float) event.getNewValue()).floatValue();
// ... calculate newValue and output will back to textfield2
//at this point i haven't an idea to write back
}
Have anyone a idea to resolve my problem.
thank you very much for an answer.
best regards
Michael Plate
Try immediate="true" for the first h:inputText
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