Compare between component id in adf faces and component id in html.

Hi all,
[Oracle ADF Faces 11g]
When I design layout and set ID for ADF Component such as:
<af:inputText id="*itCalendar*" />
After I run and view HTML source, I saw:
<INPUT class=x25 id=*j_id_id7:itCalendar* name=*j_id_id7:itCalendar*/>
My question:
1. Why ID changed after I run ?
2. How to away: ID don't change ?
3. Why all atributes of Javascript attributes in adf faces 11 don't show? such as:
onchange
onclick
...etc.,
Can you help me, please?
thanks all.

User,
1). The ID changes because your af:inputText is inside another component that is a naming container. the *j_id_id7 is the (apparently auto-generated) ID used by the naming container.
2). Don't put your component inside of a naming container (tongue-in-cheek, as that's usually not very possible). The best thing is to put ID's on all of your components, then you can know what the final ID in the HTML will be
John

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it!!! ;-))

Initializing an ADF Faces selectManyListbox Component

I am trying to show a selectManyListbox with some values already selected for an edit page, but all i get is a selectManyListbox with no values selected?
I build the <af:selectManyListbox> using a <af:forEach> which iterates through a List of custom TermType objects creating a <af:selectItem> with each iteration <af:selectItem>'s value property is assigned to an actual object (the toString() method of the object has been overriden to return a simple id string) and the label property is set to label="#{termType.term_type_name}" which produces a String.
I have set <af:selectManyListbox... valuePassThru="true" ... value="#{TermBean.selectedTermTypes}"...>
I have configured the function ---> "TermBean.selectedTermTypes" to return a List of "TermType" custom objects and didn't work... return a List of Strings (that match the value sent through to the outputted web page) and finally to return a String[] matching the value property outputted, but no luck....
when using plain old <h:selectManyListbox> i can get it displaying with selected items when setting the "value" property to String[] of selected items (the Strings match the outputted value) but of cource this dosn't render nicely with all the extras like the adf selectManyListbox.
i have also tried to do the job in java code hence the "binding" attrib being set to binding="#{TermBean.selectManyTermTypes}"
Here is the page section that creates the selectManyListbox...
region_term.jspx
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="yes" ?>
<jsp:root xmlns:jsp="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page" version="1.2" xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" xmlns:afh="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/EA17/html"
xmlns:af="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/EA17">
<jsp:directive.page contentType="text/html;charset=utf-8"/>
<af:regionDef var="region_term">
<af:panelForm>
<af:inputText label="#{bundle.TERM_NAME}:" value="#{TermBean.tempTerm.term_name}" required="#{region_term.required_term_name}"/>
<af:selectManyListbox label="#{bundle.TERM_TYPE_S}:" required="#{region_term.required_term_type}" valuePassThru="true" binding="#{TermBean.selectManyTermTypes}" value="#{TermBean.selectedTermTypes}">
<af:forEach var="termType" items="#{TermBean.allTermTypes}">
<af:selectItem value="#{termType}" label="#{termType.term_type_name}"/>
</af:forEach>
</af:selectManyListbox>
<af:inputText label="#{bundle.TERM_TEXT}:" value="#{TermBean.tempTerm.term_text}" required="#{region_term.required_term_text}" rows="6" columns="60"/>
</af:panelForm>
</af:regionDef>
</jsp:root>
<af:selectManyListbox label="#{bundle.TERM_TYPE_S}:" required="#{region_term.required_term_type}" valuePassThru="true" binding="#{TermBean.selectManyTermTypes}" value="#{TermBean.selectedTermTypes}">
<af:forEach var="termType" items="#{TermBean.allTermTypes}">
<af:selectItem value="#{termType}" label="#{termType.term_type_name}"/>
</af:forEach>
</af:selectManyListbox>
TermBean.allTermTypes = a List of custom Term objects
Can anybody tell me if they have managed to get a <af:selectManyListbox> with items already selected when the page loads?

i realize valuePassThru is used for passing the value of your object or primitive through to the client... i have it off now and the problem isn't solved... the main issue is in the following:
<af:selectManyListbox... value="#{TermBean.selectedTermTypes}">
<af:forEach var="termType" items="#{TermBean.allTermTypes}">
<af:selectItem value="#{termType}" label="#{termType.term_type_name}"/>
</af:forEach>
</af:selectManyListbox>
if value="#{TermBean.selectedTermTypes}" is a List of "termType "objects (want these to be selected when the page loads) of the same type as var="termType" items="#{TermBean.allTermTypes}" i.e. getSelectedTermTypes() returns a List of objects of the type termType... why is the select box rendering with no selected items?

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