Re: Changing a managed property from others managed beans

2005-06-16 Thread Enrique Medina 
Hi,

Why not simply refer to the other bean using Dependency Injection
through the JSF Managed Bean mechanism?

For example,


yourInitialBean
com.whatever.you.want.YourInitialBean
request

otherManagedBean
#{otherManagedBean}



Quique.

2005/6/16, Rogerio Pereira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
> 
> How can i change/access a managed property from any other managed bean.
> 
> Thanks for any answer.
> 
> Rogério
>

Re: Changing a managed property from others managed beans

2005-06-17 Thread Duncan Mills 
Or if you want to access another managed bean at "runtime" so to speak 
you can use a method something like this:


 public static Object resolveExpression(FacesContext ctx, String 
expression)

 {
   Application app = ctx.getApplication();
   ValueBinding bind = app.createValueBinding(expression);
   return bind.getValue(ctx);
 }


Enrique Medina wrote:


Hi,

Why not simply refer to the other bean using Dependency Injection
through the JSF Managed Bean mechanism?

For example,


yourInitialBean
com.whatever.you.want.YourInitialBean
request

otherManagedBean
#{otherManagedBean}



Quique.

2005/6/16, Rogerio Pereira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
 


Hi,

How can i change/access a managed property from any other managed bean.

Thanks for any answer.

Rogério