Normally you wouldn't have components with the same name. Why don't you add an
index next to the name. Ex.: username1, username2...
Either way if you want them referenced from/to a backing bean you should have
different fields!?
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My initial attempt was to do as you said... but it didn't work. I've played
around with it and discovered that displaying faces messages attached to a
control inside of a loop is problematic. Has anyone done this? The following
is my code to allow users to modify a set of "Category" objects:
I'm wondering about that
anonymous wrote : batchCategories.rowIndex
How have you realized it?
I also did not see how you have called
facesMessages.addToControlFromResourceBundle("username", "usernameExists");
You should be using indexes there too, right?
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I was a bit ambiguous in my previous posts, because I was mixing examples...
also I was wrong about the exact problems I've had with different approaches.
So I've made a simplified example that shows what I want to do, and how the
different approaches fail. I'm running this in a seam-genned pr
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-1855
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Thanks. I voted for it.
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