Re: How can I avoid using the jsp:useBean tag?

Thanks Alecs, but as far as I can see, that does *not* work. Let us say the loop on the page runs 5 times. Then the first time MyFaces encounter the statement h:outputText value="#{myBean.myProperty}"/ It will instantiate the bean using the default constructor prior to invoking

Re: Submitting a form automatically (without user clicking a button)

Thanks Adrien - I guess we wrote e-mails at the same time... as stated in the previous e-mail I have just tried such a solution. Still I wish there was a more standard way... R. Adrien FOURES wrote: Hello Randahl, If i have understand your question, try this: body onload=test() [...]

Re: Submitting a form automatically (without user clicking a button)

u cant simple fire submit. jsf stuff works cause when u click on commandbuttn or sth than few things are set by JS (ex. form action). so submiting without seting that magic things doesnt make any sense. clicking on button performs setting jsf stuff so u must find that button and click it:

DataScroller Lazy loading collections

Hi, Maybe this is not the most adequate forum to post this question, but I know many of you are using MyFaces together with Spring Hibernate, so it would be great it you give me some comments. The problem I have comes with Lazy collections in my objects. Assuming you know how to use Hibernate

Dynamically adding form elements client-side

Hello again, I'm trying to figure out how, if it's possible to add form elements, like text fields, when a user clicks an add button without having to have the page resubmit. I'm not even sure it's 100% possible unless the STATE_SAVING_METHOD is client. And then the javascript would have to

RE: Dynamically adding form elements client-side

Richard, Are you talking about hiding/showing the fields (such as using a CSS style) or completely adding to the page without a resubmit? Regards, David -Original Message- From: Richard Wallace [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, June 18, 2005 11:04 PM To: MyFaces Discussion

Re: Dynamically adding form elements client-side

David G. Friedman wrote: Richard, Are you talking about hiding/showing the fields (such as using a CSS style) or completely adding to the page without a resubmit? Completely adding a new element to the form. Regards, David -Original Message- From: Richard Wallace [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: Dynamically adding form elements client-side

Richard, I am still learning about MyFaces so I can only give you the JavaScript/DOM portion of the solution. I can't yet give you information on how to name your fields to work with a map/list/set backed Managed bean. I'm hoping this will get you far enough along so your MyFaces skills can

Re: Dynamically adding form elements client-side

Thanks, I understand how to do it on the javascript side. I'm just not sure how to translate it into something the JavaServer Faces will be able to understand. Optimally, of course, the values of the new elements would be bound to the backing bean in the same way as any other values. The