anonymous wrote : The backing bean is part of the view
No it is not. View connected to the beans by binding expressions. View does not
hold references to the beans. In render time, when it is needed to put value in
html output it just evaluates binding expression. And then in post time, it
While Seam may not have visibility into facelet's internal variable passing
mechanism, isn't this information already present in a JSF or Seam context?
How are you passing data as a parameter that didn't originate from somewhere
Seam does have access?
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Maybe wrong direction ... but the last idea I had.
Mixing business and presentation is bad, agreed. But even in Facelets there
should be a possibility to write Java code to compute output text.
And in this case, this Java code needs two parameters, no way around. So
there's no possibility to
You could preprocess the output [1]. User defined functions (as you mention)
are another option. If you have problems with them probably best to post on
the facelets user mailing list (they do work as described in the manual).
[1] http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=86324
anonymous wrote : So I suppose that there is some kind of local variable
storage in Facelets, which is not accessible from Seam.
Yes, ofcourse. This is a definite Good Thing.
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