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Passing bean instance as param to a facelet. Using seam

 
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Hello,

I have this problem. In a facelet composition I have declare some links that should certain action from a bean,
which bean I want to specify from another facelet which uses the composition. Here is my code.
The Composition paging.xhtml:



and the client page client.xhtml



It is strange because when there are no more pages the relevant links becomes disabled and and the images do change, but when I any of the links(which are not disabled of course) an exception rises:

Exception during request processing:
Caused by javax.el.PropertyNotFoundException with message: Target Unreachable, identifier 'bean' resolved to null



So why comes that my code works for the state of the links, but does not for the action invocation? And how should I fix it? Thanks in advance.
 
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This issue is same as the one I posted earlier today. Looks like no one was able to answer this upto now.

https://coderanch.com/t/519780/JSF/java/Invoking-bean-included-JSF-page


Can anyone give input as to how underlying JSF framework handles an include.

Also the problem we are running into seems like a common design issue. i.e How to abstract bean invocation from a common include file.

 
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Have you actually defined a managed bean and named it "NewElectronicStatementsAction"? And if so, why did you capitalize the first letter of the name?
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