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Hi Aaron,

You would need to create either value (value=#{...}) or component bindings
for individual JSF components.

They would map to a specific property in the backing bean. I think you
would have to implement those
properties and getters/setters in your backing bean, then you can use
Attributes view to bind individual
component to such properties.

I am will send you my table example a bit later today. It should cover some
of these concepts as well.

Regards,
Vadim.
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It is my understanding that each time I create a Faces JSP file and put
fields in it a bean of sorts gets created in the pagecode package in my
Java Resources directory (i.e. I created greeting.jsp and
pagecode.Greeting.java was created automatically).  I put
System.out.println statements in each of the methods defined in
Greeting.java to see when it was being used in the JSF lifecycle, and
the only one getting executed is a handleMyFieldValueChange().

How are these generated classes intended to be used?  I initially
thought I was to use them to set and get values from the screen, but
there are no setter methods auto generated for the different components,
just getter.

I have not been able to find where in the help this is described.  Can
anyone lead this thirsty JSF body to some water?

Aaron Bartell

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