wow this is a smart answer, how about using google, too ?
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it indeed is a smart answer, just like the post is on-topic ;-)
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anonymous wrote : looks about right... (cannot spot any immediate problems)...
so what is the problem with this? Not sure if you were asking me this question?
Anyway, If so, there's no problem with it...works perfectly for me...I was just
posting what I did so maybe it could help Nicos109
aahhh SORRY.
I did not see there were two different posters... hahahahahha.
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ok but you're writing your own taglib, that's fine but I'd prefer not to do
this but rather use the existing taglibs.
for example the combo box could be filled with a list object.
what I'd like to do is something like this :
f:selectItems value=#{var['list']}
or f:selectItems
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I'm not sure how it's done using JSF, but I make use of my own tags to access
info from jbpm libraries/database. Here's an example of how I do it:
/**
| * This tag will create an html dropdown list of all the current
| * groups within the jbpm database, where the value and label of
| *
looks about right... (cannot spot any immediate problems)... so what is the
problem with this?
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jbpm webconsole uses jsf so I'd assume you can use those in the same way you
would in a normal hibernate/jsf way (not that I can describe that for you from
my head, but I think you get the picture)
If you have a more detailed example of what you want, with a case that
demonstrates this (maybe
