I requested observer status to make comments, but yes, that looks like what I was trying to do. As long as the property is set before the valuechangelistener fires.
My syntax was a result of the actionsource exception that you found. I sent that one in a little while ago but I think it was thought not to be a bug at the time.
-Lincoln
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Subject: Re: [webtier] JSF2 - Is this possible?
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>>>>> On Wed, 06 May 2009 23:19:53 -0400, "Lincoln Baxter, III" <lincolnbaxter_at_gmail.com> said:
LB3> <a:editText id="text" value="#{note.text}" size="45">
LB3> <f:valueChangeListener binding="#{editNoteListener}"
LB3> for="value">
LB3> <f:setPropertyActionListener for="submit"
LB3> value="#{note}"
LB3> target="#{noteBean.note}" />
LB3> </f:valueChangeListener>
LB3> </a:editText>
LB3> I want a value to be set when this value change event
LB3> occurs... there are no compile errors, the view renders fine, but
LB3> the property #{note} is never set.
As I tweeted to you, you've found a bug, *but* your syntax is slightly
incorrect.
Please comment on
<
https://javaserverfaces.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1105> and
let me know if the correct syntax is what you meant to do.
Thanks,
Ed
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