Unless you're using facelets, you're going to have difficulty using c:forEach with JSF.
Maybe you can use t:dataList instead? The difference is that c:forEach operates at component tree build time and dataList operates at render time, but for most use cases, that doesn't make any difference to the end-developer. On 12/20/05, Jeremy Sager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi guys - > > Thanks in advance for any answers :) > > I need to iterate over something in one of my JSPs that is a list maintained > in a session scoped JSF bean. > > I am trying to use this JSTL tag: > > <c:forEach var="children" items="$editorPanelBean.list"> > > Is this legal? Or do I need to do something complicated like using a JSP > scriptlet to get my request parameters and go digging for the map? > > Jeremy Sager > Data Communications Product Manager > Chesapeake System Solutions > 410.356.6805 x120 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
