Disable submit button after clicking on it

Hi all,
I m beginner at working with JHeadstart.
I searched through this forum but I couldn't find any solution for my problem,
Now, i want to know how i can disable save button (or any other button) after clicking on it.
I dont know, but It can be done by writing .vm, do u have an idea?
Thanks for ur kind replies:)

Hi,
If you only want to be able to submit once you can add the following disabled property with EL expression to your save button in the jspx page.
disabled="#{adfFacesContext.postback}"
The save button will only be clickable upon initial entry of the page.
To persist this change when generating your application you can use a custom velocity template. Have a look at the JHeadstart developers guide, paragraph 4.7
http://download.oracle.com/consulting/jhsdevguide1013.pdf
If you want to have an insert only form you can also use an insert only View Object (go to the view object editor and select the tuning tab and the "No rows" option)
Regards,
Ruud Bijkerk
JHeadstart team

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