I have a Controller bean (SearchController) that has two managed bean as managed properties (SearchCriteria, SearchResults; both of which are session scoped).
When the user hits the find button, the action method that is executed is in SearchController.
The SearchCreteria managed bean has a method called 开发者_JAVA百科search(). This method returns a new SearchResults object. In the controller bean, I am setting the searchResults managed property to be this new SearchResults object. The searchResults object contains what I expect during that request, but the object does not persist in the managed bean.
I understand that I am changing what object that searchResults is referencing, but what I don't understand is why JSF isn't updating the model to use the new object. Any ideas what I'm missing or don't understand? I am using JSF 1.1 on WebSphere 6.1.
If I put the search method in the SearchResults managed bean, it works.
The line in SearchController.find() that is commented out is the one that presently works.
public class SearchController {
SearchCriteria searchCriteria;
SearchResults searchResults;
ResultsBacking resultsBacking;
public String find()
{
setSearchResults(searchCriteria.search());
// searchResults.findSearchResults(searchCriteria);
if (!searchResults.resultsFound())
{
return "noresults";
}
return "success";
}
public class SearchCriteria {
public SearchResults search()
{
SearchDAO sdao = new SearchDAO();
ArrayList<Group> list = (ArrayList<Group>)sdao.findGroups(this);
SearchResults searchResults = new SearchResults();
searchResults.setSearchResults(list);
return searchResults;
}
}
public class SearchResults {
List<Group> searchResults;
public void findSearchResults(SearchCriteria criteria)
{
SearchDAO sdao = new SearchDAO();
this.setSearchResults(sdao.findGroups(criteria));
}
}
In a nut, you've something like this:
@ManagedBean
public class SearchController {
@ManagedProperty(value="#{searchCriteria}")
private SearchCriteria searchCriteria;
@ManagedProperty(value="#{searchResults}")
private SearchResults searchResults;
public void find() {
searchResults = searchCriteria.search();
}
}
And the #{searchResults}
in the view doesn't contain the desired results?
This sounds like as if you're accessing the search results by #{searchResults.someData}
instead of #{searchController.searchResults.someData}
and you're expecting that overriding the SearchResults
property inside the SearchController
will replace the current session scoped managed bean.
This is wrong.
You need to solve it by either using #{searchController.searchResults.someData}
instead
<h:outputText value="#{searchController.searchResults.someData}" />
Or by overriding (setting) the properties of SearchResults
instead of overriding the whole managed property of SearchController
:
public void find() {
searchResults.setSomeData(searchCriteria.search().getSomeData());
}
Or by manually replacing the bean in session (not recommended).
public void find() {
searchResults = searchCriteria.search();
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext()
.getSessionMap().put("searchResults", searchResults);
}
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