Hi Marcio,
JSF simply expects there to be a parameter whose name is the id of the
target JSF component.
So if you have a component in your page:
<h:inputText id="userName" value="#{user.name}"/>
then AFAIK you can use get with:
/some/url?userName=Marcio
Note that if a component is a child of a "naming container" component
then things get more complicated, as the component's id is actually of
form "parentId:childId", but the principle is the same.
The most significant "naming container" components are subviews and tables.
If you turn on debug-level logging for myfaces then you'll get lots of
information about the tree of components in each page.
Regards,
Simon
Marcio Ribeiro wrote:
Hi,
I try to use POST method for all my form submissions.
But I have a Search functionality and I want my searchs to be
bookmarkable.
I'm starting to think thats IMPOSSIBLE with JSF.
I use GET for links all the time and I know how to use <f:param>, but
I don't know how to submit form data using GET.
Anyone!??
Thanks!
