RE: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

2007-07-20 Thread David Brunette
 

 Just to close out this discussion (in case anybody else is listening to 
the thread)... I've come across a way to reset the values of inputText 
components that are in a table.  Turns out that it's actually pretty simple... 
very similar to some things discussed below.  It's just a matter of looping 
through each row of the table and using the myTable.findComponent( 
inputTextId ) to get the components in the table.  Once you've got the 
component, you can simply reset the values for that inputText the way it is 
described below.

 

 



UIXCollection collection = getMyTable();

int size = collection.getRowCount();

for( int index = 0 ; index  size ; index++ ) {

collection.setRowKey( Integer.valueOf( index ) );

_resetEditableValues( collection.findComponent( inputTextId ) );

}

 



From: David Brunette [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 6:14 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: RE: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

 

 

 Thanks for the suggestion.  But unfortunately it still did not work for 
me.  For an inputText on its own, it worked fine, but the values in my table 
still did not reset.

 

 While trying a bunch of things, I noticed that this is only happening if 
immediate=true is set on the commandButton.  That seems like an odd thing to 
me.  Can somebody explain why this is only happening if immediate=true??  
Maybe if I understood that bit a little more, I could come up with a way to 
work with this.

 

Dave

 



From: Michał 'Gandalf' Stawicki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon 7/16/2007 12:57 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

In my case, I just put fields in form named objectDetForm and when I
need to reset them:

private void resetFields()
{
UIComponent c =
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getViewRoot().findComponent(objectDetForm);
if(c != null  c.getParent() != null)
c.getParent().getChildren().remove(c);
   
}

It's dirty, but for me it works

On 16/07/07, David Brunette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:






  Hello.



  I am having trouble with this as well.  But, the difference in my
 situation is that the inputText components that I am trying to reset are in
 a table.  I'm having trouble getting a hold of those components in the table
 so I can reset the values.  I've tried a couple things, such as binding the
 table to my bean and then trying to loop through all of its children
 (recursively) to find the inputTexts... but that didn't solve the issue for
 me.



  Any idea on what I can do with the inputText components in the table??
 Thanks...



 Dave



  


 From: Martin Marinschek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 12:20 PM
  To: MyFaces Discussion
  Subject: Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work




 Hi Ariel,

  you'll have to clean out the value of the input-text - the problem that you
 are seeing is that JSF takes the current value in the inputText component,
 and sees this as more important than the backing bean value.

  so you'll have to bind your inputText to your backing bean (using
 binding=#{myBean.myInputText}, and a getter/setter pair getMyInputText /
 setMyInputText in your backing bean) and then call:

  myInputText.setSubmittedValue(null);
  myInputText.setValue(null);
  myInputText.setLocalValueSet(false);

  with this, your inputText will reread the value from the backing bean!

  regards,

  Martin


 On 7/12/07, Ariel Di Mattia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi all,

  I am having some problems with PPR.  When I try to update an inputText,
 it's
  simply do nothing (no errors or warnings).  But, if I put the same
  partialTriggers in other component (i.e. outputFormatted) with same backing
  bean, all works fine.

  Here is my code:

  f:view
  tr:document title=#{title.applicationName}
  t:div styleClass=mainPanel
  tr:form id=form
  tr:commandButton id=pSub_button
  immediate=true
  partialSubmit=true
  text=Update

 actionListener=#{newAgent.editContact}
  /tr:commandButton
  tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=OUTPUT
 FORMATTED: 
  tr:outputFormatted
 id=cmdTarget1

 partialTriggers=pSub_button

 styleUsage=instruction

 value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto }
 /tr:outputFormatted
/tr:panelLabelAndMessage
tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=INPUT TEXT: 
tr:inputText id=cmdTarget3

 partialTriggers=pSub_button

 value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
/tr:inputText
/tr:panelLabelAndMessage
  /tr:form
  /t:div
  /tr:document
  /f:view


  And backing bean

RE: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

2007-07-16 Thread David Brunette
 

 Hello.

 

 I am having trouble with this as well.  But, the difference in my
situation is that the inputText components that I am trying to reset are
in a table.  I'm having trouble getting a hold of those components in
the table so I can reset the values.  I've tried a couple things, such
as binding the table to my bean and then trying to loop through all of
its children (recursively) to find the inputTexts... but that didn't
solve the issue for me.

 

 Any idea on what I can do with the inputText components in the
table??  Thanks...

 

Dave

 



From: Martin Marinschek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 12:20 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

 

Hi Ariel,

you'll have to clean out the value of the input-text - the problem that
you are seeing is that JSF takes the current value in the inputText
component, and sees this as more important than the backing bean value. 

so you'll have to bind your inputText to your backing bean (using
binding=#{myBean.myInputText}, and a getter/setter pair getMyInputText
/ setMyInputText in your backing bean) and then call:

myInputText.setSubmittedValue(null);
myInputText.setValue(null);
myInputText.setLocalValueSet(false);

with this, your inputText will reread the value from the backing bean!

regards,

Martin

On 7/12/07, Ariel Di Mattia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi all,

I am having some problems with PPR.  When I try to update an inputText,
it's
simply do nothing (no errors or warnings).  But, if I put the same
partialTriggers in other component (i.e. outputFormatted) with same
backing 
bean, all works fine.

Here is my code:

f:view
tr:document title=#{title.applicationName}
t:div styleClass=mainPanel
tr:form id=form 
tr:commandButton id=pSub_button
immediate=true
partialSubmit=true
text=Update 
actionListener=#{newAgent.editContact}
/tr:commandButton
tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=OUTPUT FORMATTED: 
tr:outputFormatted id=cmdTarget1 
   partialTriggers=pSub_button
   styleUsage=instruction
   value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto
}
   /tr:outputFormatted
  /tr:panelLabelAndMessage
  tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=INPUT TEXT: 
  tr:inputText id=cmdTarget3 
partialTriggers=pSub_button
value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
  /tr:inputText
  /tr:panelLabelAndMessage 
/tr:form
/t:div
/tr:document
/f:view


And backing bean method for actionListener:

public void editContact(ActionEvent event) {
this.setNombreContacto(NOMBRE PPR);
}


Any ideas?. Is possible to do an inputText update via PPR?.  I think
that yes,
but...my method seems  to be incorrect :

Thanks for all!!!.

Ariel.




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Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

2007-07-16 Thread Michał 'Gandalf' Stawicki

In my case, I just put fields in form named objectDetForm and when I
need to reset them:

private void resetFields()
{
UIComponent c =
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getViewRoot().findComponent(objectDetForm);
if(c != null  c.getParent() != null)
c.getParent().getChildren().remove(c);

}

It's dirty, but for me it works

On 16/07/07, David Brunette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:







 Hello.



 I am having trouble with this as well.  But, the difference in my
situation is that the inputText components that I am trying to reset are in
a table.  I'm having trouble getting a hold of those components in the table
so I can reset the values.  I've tried a couple things, such as binding the
table to my bean and then trying to loop through all of its children
(recursively) to find the inputTexts… but that didn't solve the issue for
me.



 Any idea on what I can do with the inputText components in the table??
Thanks…



Dave



 


From: Martin Marinschek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 12:20 PM
 To: MyFaces Discussion
 Subject: Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work




Hi Ariel,

 you'll have to clean out the value of the input-text - the problem that you
are seeing is that JSF takes the current value in the inputText component,
and sees this as more important than the backing bean value.

 so you'll have to bind your inputText to your backing bean (using
binding=#{myBean.myInputText}, and a getter/setter pair getMyInputText /
setMyInputText in your backing bean) and then call:

 myInputText.setSubmittedValue(null);
 myInputText.setValue(null);
 myInputText.setLocalValueSet(false);

 with this, your inputText will reread the value from the backing bean!

 regards,

 Martin


On 7/12/07, Ariel Di Mattia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi all,

 I am having some problems with PPR.  When I try to update an inputText,
it's
 simply do nothing (no errors or warnings).  But, if I put the same
 partialTriggers in other component (i.e. outputFormatted) with same backing
 bean, all works fine.

 Here is my code:

 f:view
 tr:document title=#{title.applicationName}
 t:div styleClass=mainPanel
 tr:form id=form
 tr:commandButton id=pSub_button
 immediate=true
 partialSubmit=true
 text=Update

actionListener=#{newAgent.editContact}
 /tr:commandButton
 tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=OUTPUT
FORMATTED: 
 tr:outputFormatted
id=cmdTarget1

partialTriggers=pSub_button

styleUsage=instruction

value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto }
/tr:outputFormatted
   /tr:panelLabelAndMessage
   tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=INPUT TEXT: 
   tr:inputText id=cmdTarget3

partialTriggers=pSub_button

value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
   /tr:inputText
   /tr:panelLabelAndMessage
 /tr:form
 /t:div
 /tr:document
 /f:view


 And backing bean method for actionListener:

 public void editContact(ActionEvent event) {
 this.setNombreContacto(NOMBRE PPR);
 }


 Any ideas?. Is possible to do an inputText update via PPR?.  I think that
yes,
 but...my method seems  to be incorrect :

 Thanks for all!!!.

 Ariel.




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RE: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

2007-07-16 Thread David Brunette
 
 Thanks for the suggestion.  But unfortunately it still did not work for 
me.  For an inputText on its own, it worked fine, but the values in my table 
still did not reset.
 
 While trying a bunch of things, I noticed that this is only happening if 
immediate=true is set on the commandButton.  That seems like an odd thing to 
me.  Can somebody explain why this is only happening if immediate=true??  
Maybe if I understood that bit a little more, I could come up with a way to 
work with this.
 
Dave



From: Michal 'Gandalf' Stawicki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon 7/16/2007 12:57 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work



In my case, I just put fields in form named objectDetForm and when I
need to reset them:

private void resetFields()
{
UIComponent c =
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getViewRoot().findComponent(objectDetForm);
if(c != null  c.getParent() != null)
c.getParent().getChildren().remove(c);
   
}

It's dirty, but for me it works

On 16/07/07, David Brunette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:






  Hello.



  I am having trouble with this as well.  But, the difference in my
 situation is that the inputText components that I am trying to reset are in
 a table.  I'm having trouble getting a hold of those components in the table
 so I can reset the values.  I've tried a couple things, such as binding the
 table to my bean and then trying to loop through all of its children
 (recursively) to find the inputTexts... but that didn't solve the issue for
 me.



  Any idea on what I can do with the inputText components in the table??
 Thanks...



 Dave



  


 From: Martin Marinschek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 12:20 PM
  To: MyFaces Discussion
  Subject: Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work




 Hi Ariel,

  you'll have to clean out the value of the input-text - the problem that you
 are seeing is that JSF takes the current value in the inputText component,
 and sees this as more important than the backing bean value.

  so you'll have to bind your inputText to your backing bean (using
 binding=#{myBean.myInputText}, and a getter/setter pair getMyInputText /
 setMyInputText in your backing bean) and then call:

  myInputText.setSubmittedValue(null);
  myInputText.setValue(null);
  myInputText.setLocalValueSet(false);

  with this, your inputText will reread the value from the backing bean!

  regards,

  Martin


 On 7/12/07, Ariel Di Mattia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi all,

  I am having some problems with PPR.  When I try to update an inputText,
 it's
  simply do nothing (no errors or warnings).  But, if I put the same
  partialTriggers in other component (i.e. outputFormatted) with same backing
  bean, all works fine.

  Here is my code:

  f:view
  tr:document title=#{title.applicationName}
  t:div styleClass=mainPanel
  tr:form id=form
  tr:commandButton id=pSub_button
  immediate=true
  partialSubmit=true
  text=Update

 actionListener=#{newAgent.editContact}
  /tr:commandButton
  tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=OUTPUT
 FORMATTED: 
  tr:outputFormatted
 id=cmdTarget1

 partialTriggers=pSub_button

 styleUsage=instruction

 value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto }
 /tr:outputFormatted
/tr:panelLabelAndMessage
tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=INPUT TEXT: 
tr:inputText id=cmdTarget3

 partialTriggers=pSub_button

 value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
/tr:inputText
/tr:panelLabelAndMessage
  /tr:form
  /t:div
  /tr:document
  /f:view


  And backing bean method for actionListener:

  public void editContact(ActionEvent event) {
  this.setNombreContacto(NOMBRE PPR);
  }


  Any ideas?. Is possible to do an inputText update via PPR?.  I think that
 yes,
  but...my method seems  to be incorrect :

  Thanks for all!!!.

  Ariel.




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Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

2007-07-12 Thread Martin Marinschek

Hi Ariel,

you'll have to clean out the value of the input-text - the problem that you
are seeing is that JSF takes the current value in the inputText component,
and sees this as more important than the backing bean value.

so you'll have to bind your inputText to your backing bean (using
binding=#{myBean.myInputText}, and a getter/setter pair getMyInputText /
setMyInputText in your backing bean) and then call:

myInputText.setSubmittedValue(null);
myInputText.setValue(null);
myInputText.setLocalValueSet(false);

with this, your inputText will reread the value from the backing bean!

regards,

Martin

On 7/12/07, Ariel Di Mattia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi all,

I am having some problems with PPR.  When I try to update an inputText,
it's
simply do nothing (no errors or warnings).  But, if I put the same
partialTriggers in other component (i.e. outputFormatted) with same
backing
bean, all works fine.

Here is my code:

f:view
tr:document title=#{title.applicationName}
t:div styleClass=mainPanel
tr:form id=form
tr:commandButton id=pSub_button
immediate=true
partialSubmit=true
text=Update
actionListener=#{newAgent.editContact}
/tr:commandButton
tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=OUTPUT FORMATTED: 
tr:outputFormatted id=cmdTarget1
   partialTriggers=pSub_button
   styleUsage=instruction
   value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
   /tr:outputFormatted
  /tr:panelLabelAndMessage
  tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=INPUT TEXT: 
  tr:inputText id=cmdTarget3
partialTriggers=pSub_button
value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
  /tr:inputText
  /tr:panelLabelAndMessage
/tr:form
/t:div
/tr:document
/f:view


And backing bean method for actionListener:

public void editContact(ActionEvent event) {
this.setNombreContacto(NOMBRE PPR);
}


Any ideas?. Is possible to do an inputText update via PPR?.  I think that
yes,
but...my method seems  to be incorrect :

Thanks for all!!!.

Ariel.





--

http://www.irian.at

Your JSF powerhouse -
JSF Consulting, Development and
Courses in English and German

Professional Support for Apache MyFaces


Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

2007-07-12 Thread Matthias Wessendorf

Nice,
didn't realize, that resetValue() made it into 1.2

http://java.sun.com/javaee/javaserverfaces/1.2_MR1/docs/api/javax/faces/component/UIInput.html#resetValue()

nice

   public void resetValue()
   {
   setValue(null);
   setSubmittedValue(null);
   setLocalValueSet(false);
   setValid(true);
   }

On 7/12/07, Simon Lessard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hello Ariel,

Martin is right. However, Trinidad (and JSF 1.2) also offers a shortcut for
those ever repeating 3 lines of code. You can simply call
myInputText.resetValue().


Regards,

~ Simon



On 7/12/07, Martin Marinschek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi Ariel,

 you'll have to clean out the value of the input-text - the problem that
you are seeing is that JSF takes the current value in the inputText
component, and sees this as more important than the backing bean value.

 so you'll have to bind your inputText to your backing bean (using
binding=#{myBean.myInputText}, and a getter/setter pair getMyInputText /
setMyInputText in your backing bean) and then call:

 myInputText.setSubmittedValue(null);
 myInputText.setValue(null);
 myInputText.setLocalValueSet(false);

 with this, your inputText will reread the value from the backing bean!

 regards,

 Martin



 On 7/12/07, Ariel Di Mattia [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
  Hi all,
 
  I am having some problems with PPR.  When I try to update an inputText,
it's
  simply do nothing (no errors or warnings).  But, if I put the same
  partialTriggers in other component (i.e. outputFormatted) with same
backing
  bean, all works fine.
 
  Here is my code:
 
  f:view
  tr:document title=#{title.applicationName}
  t:div styleClass=mainPanel
  tr:form id=form
  tr:commandButton id=pSub_button
  immediate=true
  partialSubmit=true
  text=Update
 
actionListener=#{newAgent.editContact}
  /tr:commandButton
  tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=OUTPUT
FORMATTED: 
  tr:outputFormatted
id=cmdTarget1
 
partialTriggers=pSub_button
 
styleUsage=instruction
 
value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto }
 /tr:outputFormatted
/tr:panelLabelAndMessage
tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=INPUT TEXT:

tr:inputText id=cmdTarget3
 
partialTriggers=pSub_button
 
value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
/tr:inputText
/tr:panelLabelAndMessage
  /tr:form
  /t:div
  /tr:document
  /f:view
 
 
  And backing bean method for actionListener:
 
  public void editContact(ActionEvent event) {
  this.setNombreContacto(NOMBRE PPR);
  }
 
 
  Any ideas?. Is possible to do an inputText update via PPR?.  I think
that yes,
  but...my method seems  to be incorrect :
 
  Thanks for all!!!.
 
  Ariel.
 



 --

 http://www.irian.at

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 JSF Consulting, Development and
 Courses in English and German

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mail: matzew-at-apache-dot-org


Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

2007-07-12 Thread Simon Lessard

Hello Ariel,

Martin is right. However, Trinidad (and JSF 1.2) also offers a shortcut for
those ever repeating 3 lines of code. You can simply call
myInputText.resetValue().


Regards,

~ Simon

On 7/12/07, Martin Marinschek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi Ariel,

you'll have to clean out the value of the input-text - the problem that
you are seeing is that JSF takes the current value in the inputText
component, and sees this as more important than the backing bean value.

so you'll have to bind your inputText to your backing bean (using
binding=#{myBean.myInputText}, and a getter/setter pair getMyInputText /
setMyInputText in your backing bean) and then call:

myInputText.setSubmittedValue(null);
myInputText.setValue(null);
myInputText.setLocalValueSet(false);

with this, your inputText will reread the value from the backing bean!

regards,

Martin

On 7/12/07, Ariel Di Mattia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi all,

 I am having some problems with PPR.  When I try to update an inputText,
 it's
 simply do nothing (no errors or warnings).  But, if I put the same
 partialTriggers in other component (i.e. outputFormatted) with same
 backing
 bean, all works fine.

 Here is my code:

 f:view
 tr:document title=#{title.applicationName}
 t:div styleClass=mainPanel
 tr:form id=form
 tr:commandButton id=pSub_button
 immediate=true
 partialSubmit=true
 text=Update
 actionListener=#{newAgent.editContact}
 /tr:commandButton
 tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=OUTPUT FORMATTED: 
 tr:outputFormatted id=cmdTarget1
partialTriggers=pSub_button
styleUsage=instruction
value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
/tr:outputFormatted
   /tr:panelLabelAndMessage
   tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=INPUT TEXT: 
   tr:inputText id=cmdTarget3
 partialTriggers=pSub_button
 value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
   /tr:inputText
   /tr:panelLabelAndMessage
 /tr:form
 /t:div
 /tr:document
 /f:view


 And backing bean method for actionListener:

 public void editContact(ActionEvent event) {
 this.setNombreContacto(NOMBRE PPR);
 }


 Any ideas?. Is possible to do an inputText update via PPR?.  I think
 that yes,
 but...my method seems  to be incorrect :

 Thanks for all!!!.

 Ariel.




--

http://www.irian.at

Your JSF powerhouse -
JSF Consulting, Development and
Courses in English and German

Professional Support for Apache MyFaces


Re: PPR - Update an inputText dont work

2007-07-12 Thread Martin Marinschek

Ah, I didn't know that either - thanks for the heads-up, I need to get this
into my course material. Kewl!

regards,

Martin

On 7/12/07, Matthias Wessendorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Nice,
didn't realize, that resetValue() made it into 1.2


http://java.sun.com/javaee/javaserverfaces/1.2_MR1/docs/api/javax/faces/component/UIInput.html#resetValue()

nice

public void resetValue()
{
setValue(null);
setSubmittedValue(null);
setLocalValueSet(false);
setValid(true);
}

On 7/12/07, Simon Lessard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello Ariel,

 Martin is right. However, Trinidad (and JSF 1.2) also offers a shortcut
for
 those ever repeating 3 lines of code. You can simply call
 myInputText.resetValue().


 Regards,

 ~ Simon



 On 7/12/07, Martin Marinschek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi Ariel,
 
  you'll have to clean out the value of the input-text - the problem
that
 you are seeing is that JSF takes the current value in the inputText
 component, and sees this as more important than the backing bean value.
 
  so you'll have to bind your inputText to your backing bean (using
 binding=#{myBean.myInputText}, and a getter/setter pair getMyInputText
/
 setMyInputText in your backing bean) and then call:
 
  myInputText.setSubmittedValue(null);
  myInputText.setValue(null);
  myInputText.setLocalValueSet(false);
 
  with this, your inputText will reread the value from the backing bean!
 
  regards,
 
  Martin
 
 
 
  On 7/12/07, Ariel Di Mattia [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
   Hi all,
  
   I am having some problems with PPR.  When I try to update an
inputText,
 it's
   simply do nothing (no errors or warnings).  But, if I put the same
   partialTriggers in other component (i.e. outputFormatted) with same
 backing
   bean, all works fine.
  
   Here is my code:
  
   f:view
   tr:document title=#{title.applicationName}
   t:div styleClass=mainPanel
   tr:form id=form
   tr:commandButton id=pSub_button
   immediate=true
   partialSubmit=true
   text=Update
  
 actionListener=#{newAgent.editContact}
   /tr:commandButton
   tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=OUTPUT
 FORMATTED: 
   tr:outputFormatted
 id=cmdTarget1
  
 partialTriggers=pSub_button
  
 styleUsage=instruction
  
 value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto }
  /tr:outputFormatted
 /tr:panelLabelAndMessage
 tr:panelLabelAndMessage label=INPUT TEXT:
 
 tr:inputText id=cmdTarget3
  
 partialTriggers=pSub_button
  
 value=#{newAgent.nombreContacto}
 /tr:inputText
 /tr:panelLabelAndMessage
   /tr:form
   /t:div
   /tr:document
   /f:view
  
  
   And backing bean method for actionListener:
  
   public void editContact(ActionEvent event) {
   this.setNombreContacto(NOMBRE PPR);
   }
  
  
   Any ideas?. Is possible to do an inputText update via PPR?.  I think
 that yes,
   but...my method seems  to be incorrect :
  
   Thanks for all!!!.
  
   Ariel.
  
 
 
 
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