Re: JSF technology
On Sep 18, 2:33 am, "Arved Sandstrom" <dces...@hotmail.com> wrote:
gk wrote:
On Sep 17, 4:54 pm, Lew <no...@lewscanon.com> wrote:
gk wrote:
Thanks. I did a look up on that and found the conversion . see the
example below. I think this is a data conversion.
It was "String age" in Backing bean but in Page view we are using
converter="javax.faces.Integer" to convert this data. So, This is a
data conversion I think.
<!-- PAGE VIEW -->
<h:message showSummary="true" for="age"/>
<h:inputText id="age"
value="#{user.age}"
converter="javax.faces.Integer" />
<!-- BACKING BEAN -->
public String getAge() {return this.age;}
public void setAge(String age){this.age = age;}
private String age;
Shouldn't the backing-bean methods be
public Integer getAge();
public void setAge( Integer age );
?
I checkd it . but the source has private String age;
I think probabily thats why we have converter="javax.faces.Inte=
ger"
in the JSF tag to convert String to Integer ....is not it ? what say ?
That source is not doing you any favours. The backing (managed) bean
field/getter/setter data types should be what you want *after* conversion=
,
not before it. Otherwise the process would be somewhat absurd, as everyth=
ing
would be a String and in what other publicly accessible spot would you fi=
nd
the converted values?
I got confused now. Did you mean the example I posted is NOT a JSF
data conversion example ? OR you are trying to say its a CORRECT
example but NOT a GOOD one ?
By anyway , could you please post me an correct example for data
conversion ? Alternatively, Could you please post me a relevant link
which explains this stuff . so that I can look up the details what you
are referring at.
I have checked the sources and have come up with that example. But
from your comments , it seems to me I landed to a wrong place. Could
you please correct me what should be correct example ?
Regards.
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