Af:selectOneChoice not showing appropriate value selected

Question

Hi All,
I am trying to follow this tutorial
http://gergerconsulting.blogspot.com/2007/03/programmatic-selectonechoice-example.html
to populate my selectOneChoice control with dynamic values (populated in a list from my database). The control does show the correct values in the list. But it does not show the appropriate value (of my valueObject.fieldValue) as selected one.
My selectOneChoice is bound to the yesNoListComponent (of type oracle.adf.view.faces.component.core.input.CoreSelectOneChoice)
<af:selectOneChoice binding="#{myManagedBean.yesNoListComponent}">
               <f:selectItems value="#{myManagedBean.yesNoList}"/>
</af:selectOneChoice>
yesNoList is being populated as following :
for (Iterator it = returnList.iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
                         LookupPropertyVO vo = (LookupPropertyVO) it.next();
                         javax.faces.model.SelectItem si = new SelectItem();
                         si.setLabel(vo.getLookupValue());
                         si.setValue(vo.getLookupValue());
                         initList.add(si);
and it shows the values correctly on the jspx page.
Problem is, in my managed bean after populating the valueObject from the backend
I do the setValue on yesNoListComponent to give it the correct value so that the jspx page shows that value selected when the page is rendered.
yesNoListComponent.setValue(myValueObject.getYnFieldValue());
But no matter what the value of ynFieldValue is (yes or no), the selectOneChoice control always shows "no" selected.
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Robin

Answer 1

Hi Frank,
I would appreciate if you could provide a code snippet for your suggestion.
Isn't the following code already doing what you suggested:
yesNoListComponent.setValue(myValueObject.getYnFieldValue());
(given the fact that "yesNoListComponent" is a non-static field in my managed bean)
Are you suggesting I should do an explicit :
myManagedBean.getYesNoListComponent.setValue(myValueObject.getYnFieldValue());
Also in the jspx,
I am not sure what else I could do other than the following snippet to make sure the managedbean.yesNoListComponent value is picked up by the view
<af:selectOneChoice binding="#{myManagedBean.yesNoListComponent}">
<f:selectItems value="#{myManagedBean.yesNoList}"/>
</af:selectOneChoice>
Sorry I am just revisiting this problem after switching to Spring MVC at my day-time job, so my JSF concepts are rusting out a little bit..may be I am just not getting something too obvious.. please provide some snippet showing what you are suggesting..