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checkall boxes from managebean jsf

 
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Hi, I want to make a method that checks all the checkboxes from a page(like a select all button), is this possible?
 
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I know that is possible using Javascript. I do not know if JSF has something like that.
 
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Yep. Just set all the backing bean properties that correspond to the checkboxes to "true". The next time the page is rendered, the checkboxes will be checked.

However, if you want immediate response to a master checkbox, the master checkbox would have to force a submit in an onclick method, since checkboxes aren't normally "submit" controls.
 
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