Hey,

I have a simple question regarding object editing,

I have a page containing a 'datatable' tag which fetches several objects via an 
EJB3,

I want two simple actions: delete per row/ edit per row,

by adding tag per row:

  | '<h:commandButton value="delete" action="#{myEjbBean.deleteObject}" />' 
  | 
as it seems, the object gets injected into the bean fine (this is only working 
with h:commandButton tag, injection does not work when I use 's:link' tag.

so this process seems to be straight forward, but what about editing an object?

editing required two steps: 
1) showing a form with the current object data (edit)
2) submitting the new edited data and persist it (update)

if the selected row object is already injected by seam, can I bypass the 'edit' 
action and re-direct to another page and have the selected object already 
accessible there? WITHOUT having an actionListener on the way? if so? how do I 
do that?

I tried the following:

  | <s:link view="/some_new_page.xhtml" value="edit">
  | <f:param name="id" value="#{myvar.id}"/>
  | </s:link>
  | 

but appearntly 'some_new_page.xhtml' does not have 'myvar' accessible, so I 
assume 's:link' tag does not inject the object...


Note (as I mentioned), when I Tried to use 's:link' tag with delete, the object 
was not injected as well,


Am I missing something? or I must use an actionListener method to inject the 
object for the 'edit' process and then use another method for the 'update' as 
well?

Thanks a lot,
Asaf

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