Action can be a call to a method in a session bean. If that method returns a
string, that string is used as the view identifier. If that method has no
return (void) or it returns null, then the view specified by view= is used as
the view. If the action returns null AND there is no view=,
view takes a view-id to navigate to. action takes an action method (el) or a
string which specifies a logical (navigation) outcome (either JSF
faces-config.xml or pages.xml).
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Thanks to all of you.
What is your opinion with my example code?
Should it even render /editUser.xhtml?
With your explanation, i think NO
But it does.
Ciao,
Carsten
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Of course it should render editUser.xhtml in your example. That is the action
you have specified. In most cases the action is a snip of EL that gets called,
and the string that results from that call is used as the next view. In your
case, you have used a static string instead of EL. It's
