Naa. That didn't solve it (T_T) Still the same - wrong - status message.
Furtheremore, the @In is needed, because the new state has to be entered to the
database.
This is the JSF that is shown after inscription.startEdit():
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Sorry, I forgot:
I solved the problem by using the Conversation-Scope and @Begin for startEdit
and @End for finishEdit - what I should probably have done in the first place.
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Hooray (^_^) The problem is partially solved. The editing (from my last
post) works now. Though, the status message is still not shown correctly.
I thought the whole time that these problems belong to each other; has anybody
an explanation for this?
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I am displaying a list of entities (Student) with a @DataModel on a JSF Page
with two links: one for editing and one for delting. For some reason the
injection by DataModelSelection does not work correctly. My my status-EL
messages for these two functions aren't shown correctly. Deletin
After all that I have read, it makes no difference whether the logger is static
or not. I didn't try that yet, but I will.
But I don't think that this is the problem here, because the status messge from
finishEditing is shown correctly (which does not solve the problem that the
object isn't
The plan is to construct a form where one can enter Values like 5a or 10c -
it's always a number and a character. To make it comfortable I thought about
two selectOneListbox. One showing the numbers, the other one shows the
characters. I need the combination of these both as a String for a
I have to handle a list with students who are either inscribben or
matriculated. To model this I used @Inheritance. Now I want to show all of them
in a Table, but with different attributes - depending on the subclass. My idea
was mask the attributes with the rendered attribute in the JSF.
I'm not sure whether I found exactly what you meant but I solved the problem by
implementing a method public boolean isInstance(String reference) into the
EntityBeans. Depending on the reference it returns true or false.
Thank you for your quick help.
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... which looks like the most beautiful way. I should try this as well. Thank
you.
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