Make the input recieve a string value and not a bean : change.
Make the input recieve a string value and not a bean : change value="#{lcInfo. ItemIndentMastBean}", to value="#{lcInfo. SomeString}", JSF does not know how handle your ItemIndentMast BEAN.
Alternatevly you can create a converter for that bean (convert string to bean) javabeat.net/tips/70-create-simple-custo....
Will be glad if you please explain more. – Kowser Aug 28 at 10:50 jsf gets string in the and tries to convert it to a itemIndentMastBean object , but itemIndentMastBean is not a string so it fails. A must be attached to strings, if you want tot attach it to an object you must have a converter from the input string to the object – dov.
Amir Aug 28 at 11:09 custom converter sounds like a nice option. I will try it when I get the chance, and let you know. – Kowser Aug 29 at 15:42 how did it work out?
– dov. Amir Sep 1 at 16:39 trying hard to add a converter.As I my application is on top of seam and tried all possible combination to do it seam way. In the end outcome is, my server get shutdown.
So you can understand :-S – Kowser Sep 1 at 16:52.
This is what I came up with in the end: Seam: Creating a custom converter.
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