Problem with evaluating El expressionin combination with seam 3 and JSF2 composite component valueChangeListener?

This looks exactly like the kind of error you get when trying to pass a method binding into a Facelets tag Due to some awkward design error in Facelets, this never works (something to do with only excepting values) The solution there is to pass the bean and name of the method as separate attributes. Then combine them eventually using array-style addressing: beanmethodName Maybe this also helps in your case.

This looks exactly like the kind of error you get when trying to pass a method binding into a Facelets tag. Due to some awkward design error in Facelets, this never works (something to do with only excepting values). The solution there is to pass the bean and name of the method as separate attributes.

Then combine them eventually using array-style addressing: beanmethodName. Maybe this also helps in your case.

Thanks for the suggestion, I will try this on my given system and if it is a managable solution I will post my workaround. – javaBeCool Sep 2 at 16:58 Okay, I'm curious what the eventual solution is. The error you're getting is absolutely caused by the EL expression being interpreted as a value expression while it should be interpreted as a method expression, – Mike Braun Sep 2 at 18:50.

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