Input Number Spinbox using data control

Hello,
I have a simple question :)
I have created a data control using a simple POJO class. I am trying to create an input number spinbox on the page.
i created an int with getter/setters in my POJO and generated the DC, but when i drop it on the jsf, i do not get the option of creating an input number spinbox. I tried creating an "Integer" object and a String as well, but no luck.
What do i have to create in my POJO so that when i drop it, i get the option of creating an input number spinbox
Thanks

Hi,
not all ADF Faces components are listed in the ADF binding dialog. So in your case, you create an inputText and then change it to a spinBox. You can do so by selecting the spinbox in the component palette using the right mouse button and move it on top of the input text field you want to change to become a spinbox. Then when converting the components, then IDE tells you which attributes are changed (e.g. no longer available in the new component)
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