-Igor
On 4/4/06, Stefan Lindner <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm glad that I don't see "Choose One" anymore. But how can I really set
the default value for a DropDownChoice? It doesn't matter which value I
return in the "getDefaultChoice" method. It's always the first item of
the DropDownChoice that is displayed.
The only way I found to set a default value was to call
setModel(new CompoundPropertyModel(new Integer(3)));
for list Items "One", "Two", "Three", ... to select item 3. But that's
no way for creation a reusable component to locally set a model. Am I
wrong? Is this the corect way to specify a default value?
Stefan Lindner
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