Try
@DataModel(value=myAuditList)
| private List myAuditList;
|
| @DataModelSelection(value=myAuditList)
| private Object[] myAuditListSelection;
|
| @DataModelSelectionIndex(value=myAuditList)
| //this is the row number of the underlying collection
|
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Try
|
| @DataModel(value=myAuditList)
| | private List myAuditList;
| |
| | @DataModelSelection(value=myAuditList)
| | private Object[] myAuditListSelection;
| |
| |
Kragoth wrote : As far as I know or at least as far as I can tell, you cannot
have a DataModelSelectionIndex and a DataModelSelection on the same DataModel.
|
| You need to choose, do you want the index or the object.
|
| There really is no point in having the DataModelSelection if you
asookazian wrote : I posted the stack trace for this configuration in my
original post. does not work.
Ah yes. You are right - this stopped working about a year ago. We should
probably fix that.
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the alternative solution suggested by Kragoth works. thx much!
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As far as I know or at least as far as I can tell, you cannot have a
DataModelSelectionIndex and a DataModelSelection on the same DataModel.
You need to choose, do you want the index or the object.
There really is no point in having the DataModelSelection if you have the index
as you can get
