Controlling the desableing of command buttons

I have been having a great deal of trouble trying to work out how to control the command button such that if the rowset is null then the button is disabled. The trick is that the rowset is not defined by the view where the command button is located. The rowset is defined by a view which has a "view" command button which displays the specific row selected, then this view has a command button that will display the detail rowset of the selected master row, but if there are no detail records I want the button to be disabled. How can I do this in ADF JSF? If I use a backing bean to make the determination prior to the page rendering then how does the backing mean method set the parameter necessary to disable the command button? Any advice or tutorial that I can use is most appreciated. My goal with using ADF JSF effort was to demonstrate that a complex app could be generated with minimum coding, I would like to keep to this concept if possible. Thanks,
Michael

Wrong forum. You need the ADF or JDeveloper forums.

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