How To Use Input Type File In Jsfcu

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In some cases, you may need to pass a new hidden value to a backing bean. Generally, there are two ways :

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1. HTML Tag + getRequestParameterMap()

Render hidden field with plain HTML input, hard-coded new hidden value and access in backing bean via getRequestParameterMap() method.

JSF…

Managed bean…

2. JSF Tag + JavaScript

Render hidden field via “h:inputHidden” tag, assign new value via JavaScript.

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Managed bean…

JSF 2.0 new hidden value example

A JSF 2.0 example, to demonstrate the use of above two methods to pass a new hidden value to a backing bean.

1. Managed Bean

A simple managed bean, assign name as “user”.

2. View Page

Two pages for demonstration.

demo.xhtml – two ways to pass a new hidden value.

start.xhtml – display hidden value via “h:outputText” tag.

3. Demo

URL : http://localhost:8080/JavaServerFaces/Andalus italic font.

Download Source Code

Input type file attributes
Download It – JSF-2-New-HiddenValue-Example.zip (10KB)

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