我已经造就了信条,从文字箱中获得了价值,我的问题是,如何把它传给另一个 j子。
I m using the new JSF2 <h:link> tag, with a nested <f:param> to link to a page using a get request. However, the conversation id (cid) is propagated via the query parambeters of the link ...
我已经造就了信条,从文字箱中获得了价值,我的问题是,如何把它传给另一个 j子。
只是将它作为方法论断通常的 Java路。 你们可以在行动方法中这样做。
E.g.
<h:form>
<h:inputText value="#{bean.input}" />
<h:commandButton value="Submit" action="#{bean.submit}" />
</h:form>
iii
private String input; // +getter +setter
public void submit() {
YourAnotherClass yourAnotherClass = new YourAnotherClass();
yourAnotherClass.process(input);
}
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