Bean composing another Bean

Hi,
I am having a page that displays both search and searchResults in two different containers. I am trying to do them with one bean and one jsp. (Thats how my current implementation is with JSPs -If the results are there, then I display the results container).
I ma not quite understood how to do this with faces. I have a bean having several strings defining search criteria and an arryalist of SearchResult Objects. When the search form is submitted, I am calling a search action in the bean that populates the arraylist. I am not quite sure, how to display this arraylist.
My Question is: ArrayList is list of objects and how to display them in JSP in a table format...?

Hi,
I am having a page that displays both search and
and searchResults in two different containers. I am
trying to do them with one bean and one jsp. (Thats
how my current implementation is with JSPs -If the
results are there, then I display the results
container).
I ma not quite understood how to do this with faces. I
have a bean having several strings defining search
criteria and an arryalist of SearchResult Objects.
When the search form is submitted, I am calling a
search action in the bean that populates the
arraylist. I am not quite sure, how to display this
arraylist.
My Question is: ArrayList is list of objects and how
to display them in JSP in a table format...?
The <h:data_table> component tag is designed for this sort of thing.
Let's assume your list of SearchResult beans can be retrieved by calling the getSearchResults() method of a managed bean created with the name mybean, and that each SearchResult bean has "accountId" and "name" properties. You might display them like this:
<h:data_table value="#{mybean.searchResults}" var="row">
    <h:column>
      <f:facet name="header">
        <h:output_text value="Account Id"/>
      </f:facet>
      <h:output_text id="accountId" value="#{row.accountId}"/>
    </h:column>
    <h:column>
      <f:facet name="header">
        <h:output_text value="Customer Name"/>
      </f:facet>
      <h:output_text id="name" value="#{row.name}"/>
    </h:column>
</h:data_table>In the <h:data_table> tag, the "value" expression points at a list or array of beans, and the "var" attribute defines the name of a request-scope attribute that will contain the data for the current row. Then, the component iterates over all the items in the array, and renders the components inside each column once per row. It's also possible to put input fields and commands on each row as well, in a manner similer to the "Repeater" example that is in the "Components Demo" shipped with the beta version of the JavaServer Faces reference implementation.
Craig McClanahan

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