pass a list as input parameter in jsf

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I have a page in jsf, where the user enters all the data and clicks on submit button, and it has to be saved in the database. Please find the code i'm currently using.

 <h:column>
  <f:facet name="header">
    <h:outputText value="Registration"/>
  </f:facet>
  <h:form>
  <h:commandLink id = "submit" value="submit" action="#{bean.submitDate}">
      <f:param name="sNum" value="#{list.sNumber}" />
      <f:param name="firstName" value="#{list.fName}" />
      <f:param name="lastname" value="#{list.lName}" />
      ...
  </h:commandLink></h:form>
 </h:column>

i wanted know if i can send whole data at a time or I have to send all the fields individually itself as above

Matt Handy · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-28 08:55:05Z

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Although I don't see any input fields in your code snippet:

You can send all input elements together. Just let one single <h:form> ... </h:form> wrap all your input elements and use one h:commandLink or h:commandButton inside the form to submit all data together.

answered Apr 28, 2011 at 8:55

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Mango Over a year ago

can u be more clearer...i couldn't understand your solution.. As I'm new to jsf framework, getting stuck with many issues.. can i get a complete tutorial which describes how to do a registration where the user entered data should be submitted to database..I'm using JSF 2.0 with jsp

Matt Handy Over a year ago

I can't provide a complete tutorial. Getting data from web interface into a database involves several steps. If you are on Netbeans I would recommend that you create your database for registration data and then follow the CRUD tutorial for JSF from the Netbeans Docs&Support section.

Mango Over a year ago

the tutorial you suggested was with facelets...but I'm using jsp

Matt Handy Over a year ago

The code from your question is facelet code ... or did you switch. You can browse Netbeans Doc section. There are also examples with jsp.

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