Jsf inputtext and a4j

Hi all!
I have a problem with the jsf inputtexts used with the ajax call made by a4j library.
In a jsf page I've a list of item in a table.
For each item in the table there are a button 'details' (a4j:commandButton).
On click on this button appears another part of page (editpanel) in which I put all the info of the item.
In the 'edit panel' I can edit some fields and then update them clicking on the button 'save'.
If I click on the details button of another item the editpanel should change showing the details of new item clicked.
It's all ok I in the editpanel I put the outputText element. But I need to put in the edit panel also inputText element, but the inputElement remain frozen on the first time content and the outputText change.
Shortly...my question is...how can I update a inputText in a "area" updated after an ajaxCall?
I'm sorry for my ugly english...:(
Thanks all....

When you set the property in the bean, you set it in the "model". However, the page in rendered based on the data from the component tree, but from the "model" in your case.
You have to create a component binding for text field and change the value using it.
Sergey : http://jsfTutorials.net

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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15657493/oepe-jsf-facet.png
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15657493/oepe-project-libs.png
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