Re: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - object is of type java.lang.String; expected type: mauro.entity.Heart
hi all.
Hi have correct the converter and now it is ok the String /object
conversion.
But now i have another problem.
I have a entity DiscountCode and a Customer .
I have a page CreateCustomer . INto i have to set the DIscountCOde.
I have created the form , but int othe COntroller the Customer it is a new
instance and so when render the page , i get a reference to null at the
seelctOnemenu vlaue=#{controller.customer.discont}
It iis a new instance and so the propertie discount it is null.
from selectItems i get the List of all DiscountCode present into db .
How i can resolve?
I have to select a selectItem to be selected default?
mauro
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