Re: [shale] class type of #{dialog.data} contents

2005-09-27 Thread Sean Schofield
Just a quick update: The RI works perfectly with my code so I think I have interpreted the spec correctly. I working on a fix in MyFaces but its slow going due to my unfamiliarity with the EL implementation. sean On 9/26/05, Craig McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 9/26/05, Sean

[shale] class type of #{dialog.data} contents

2005-09-26 Thread Sean Schofield
I am using a converter for an h:inputText in my dialog. The value is supposed to be a custom object but it seems like it is being coerced into a String. Here is the relevant JSP ... ... value=#{dialog.data['reviewer']} The value inside this map is SystemUser (an application specific class of

Re: [shale] class type of #{dialog.data} contents

2005-09-26 Thread Craig McClanahan
On 9/26/05, Sean Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am using a converter for an h:inputText in my dialog. The value is supposed to be a custom object but it seems like it is being coerced into a String. Here is the relevant JSP ... ... value=#{dialog.data['reviewer']} The value inside

Re: [shale] class type of #{dialog.data} contents

2005-09-26 Thread Sean Schofield
Craig, I am using a explicity defined converter and everything is converting fine through the Process Validations phase. Its during Update Model phase that things go funky. Converters don't matter at this point do they? I think there might be a bug in MyFaces

Re: [shale] class type of #{dialog.data} contents

2005-09-26 Thread Craig McClanahan
On 9/26/05, Sean Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Craig, I am using a explicity defined converter and everything is converting fine through the Process Validations phase. Its during Update Model phase that things go funky. Converters don't matter at this point do they? No ... by that