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How to bind methods to components

 
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Hi,
I have a query how do we bind methods(of managed bean) to components(like button) in JSF using WSAD.

I am using wsad 5.1 to develop a web interface project.

Reply awaited,

Vijay.
 
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Originally posted by vijay vongala:
Hi,
I have a query how do we bind methods(of managed bean) to components(like button) in JSF using WSAD.

I am using wsad 5.1 to develop a web interface project.

Reply awaited,

Vijay.



Unfortunately there isn't any drag and drop facility, you need to manually type the backing bean name and method in the source editor.

P.S. WSAD 5.1.2 supports JSF, but 5.1 doesn't.
 
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Thanks Varun,

I will try the manual method.Can you help me with this:In one of my pages that I develop,I have to upload an image.I am sure that there is a faces component to upload files.

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/jsf/catalog/WebContent/extended/fileupload.html

but where do I store the image.I am confused at this stage because if it were data,we can store it in tables;how do I deal with image storage.

Thanks again,
Vijay.
 
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This should give you all that you need to know to use this tag. Good luck !
 
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