From your code: This is not going to work. This requires a getKeySet() method on the Map interface, but there is none. If your environment supports EL 2.2 (Servlet 3.0 containers like Tomcat 7, Glassfish 3, etc), then you should invoke the keySet() method directly instead of calling it as a property: Or if your environment doesn't support EL 2.2 yet, then you should iterate over the map itself directly which gives a Map.
Entry instance on every iteration which in turn has a getKey() method, so this should do as well: None of above works with as it doesn't support Map nor Set. It supports List and array only. The difference between and is by the way that the generates multiple JSF components during view build time and that the renders a single JSF component multiple times during view render time.
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It turns out the correct syntax to output map keys is.
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