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Dynamically adding textboxes

 
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Hi All,

Based upon the number of records in datatable, I need to display same number of textboxes and values within.

How can we achieve that?

 
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You can implement in number of ways, i have used JSTL tags "c.tld", you can iterate ir over foreach loop.

 
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Hi Harsha,

Basically I want to implement this in Icefaces.
 
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Well sorry dude, some one with that expertise should help you not me.

But still if you are out of options it is very easy to implement, what i said.
 
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Harsha Gedala wrote:Well sorry dude, some one with that expertise should help you not me.

But still if you are out of options it is very easy to implement, what i said.



And it's also very bad practice. JSTL has no business being used in JSF. It can lead to some very annoying problems and there's no need for it, since JSF can do that kind of stuff just fine without having to escape to JSTL.

If you want a tabular display with 2 columns, JSF can do that easily using the dataTable tag. Icefaces provides some extensions, I think, but just a straight core JSF dataTable is sufficient.
 
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