It seems to me like you last example should work as long as
xMsgBean.msgTextrefers to a DataModel or CollectionModel
<tr:panelList>
<tr:iterator value="#{xMsgBean.msgText}" var="foo">
<tr:inputText readOnly="true"
styleClass="refAreaText"
value="#{foo.text}" />
</tr:iterator>
</tr:panelList>
If not, it may have to do with the timing of tr:iterator, you may want to
try a c:forEach which also should work since all the tr:panelList will see
only the inputs that are returned from c:forEach
On 1/26/07, Todd Cantalupo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey -
I'm attempting to produce a simple, unordered list, whose number of
bullets are determined dynamically.
So, what I want to produce is what is visually produced by this block of
code:
<tr:iterator value="#{xMsgBean.msgText}" var="foo">
<tr:panelList>
<tr:inputText readOnly="true"
styleClass="refAreaText"
value="#{foo.text}" />
</tr:panelList>
</tr:iterator>
Although this produces the desired visual effect (with too much white
space in between bullets), it isn't what I want.
Here's what I've tried and they all give me ONE bullet with either all
of the strings on one line or ONE bullet with x number of new lines for
that ONE bullet. Any input is greatly appreciated.
<tr:panelList>
<ui:repeat value="#{xMsgBean.msgText}" var="foo">
<tr:inputText readOnly="true"
styleClass="refAreaText"
value="#{foo.text}"></tr:inputText>
</ui:repeat>
</tr:panelList>
<tr:panelList>
<ui:repeat value="#{xMsgBean.msgText}" var="foo">
<tr:commandLink styleClass="refAreaText"
text="#{foo.text}" />
</ui:repeat>
</tr:panelList>
<tr:panelList>
<tr:iterator value="#{xMsgBean.msgText}" var="foo">
<tr:inputText readOnly="true"
styleClass="refAreaText"
value="#{foo.text}" />
</tr:iterator>
</tr:panelList>
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