Action from bean called out from jsp form

Hello, I''ve got problem: i have a form inside a jsp site. It is some searching form: i have inputtext and a "search" button.
I have action connected with this button <h:commandButton id="search" value="Search" action="#{MyBean.searchj}"/>. It works fine when user press that button, the method from bean is been called out, but usually when user is using so kind of form, he press "enter" key instead of pressing "search" button.
How can I bind (or call) bean method (in this example it is MyBean.search method) when after user writes something in inputtext and press "enter" key?
Thanks in advance.

It is a known problem in the current jsf-ri implementation. There is a component of the third party library that sovles this problem.
See: http://www.jsftutorials.net/defaultActionTag.html
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