Dynamic rendered component

Expert,
I am using jdev10g ADF BC and JSF page
I have two pages, I have a table in first page, user can select one row to edit the record in second page.
in the table in first page, there is a column called 'status'. there are total 10 status definition.
There are 10 kind input remarks corresponding to the above 10 status in second edit page.
I want when user select a reccord with status 'a', only remarks for 'a' rendered to let user enter remarks in second page, if select a reccord with status 'b',
only remarks for 'b' rendered to let user enter remarks in seconde page, .......
I have tried to use SetActionListerner : from #{row.status}, to #{processScope.status} in select comand in first page.
and using {processScope.status =='a'}, {processScope.status =='b'} , {processScope.status =='c'} ..... as remark input component Rendered property to switch off and on in second page , but it is not work?
or i need to create a bean to do it?
Please help me on that. Thanks a lot!!!
Rgds!
Merry Christmas!!!
Edited by: xsyang on Dec 29, 2010 1:31 AM

thank you so much! Suganth
my query table in first page like :
booking# date status button
====== ======== ===== ==========
001 "01/09/2010" 'confirmed' edit button
002 "30/12/2010" 'received' edit button
003 "25/10/2010" 'unpacked' edit button
I have another view object with fields : booking#( key) , date, confirm_date, confirm_remarks, received_date, received_remarks, unpacked_date, and unpacked_remarks. will drag and dropped as <af:panelForm>
I want when user click the button 'edit' , then come to the second page to edit the each booking record, based on the value of status column in first page, let see ' received' , only the received_remarks text input field display, the other two fields unpacked_remarks. confirm_remarks will not be rendered.
Edited by: xsyang on Dec 29, 2010 2:23 AM

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