Naming of JSF Objects

Question

In a scenario where you are creating a new JSF page that contains multiple inputText objects, how can you name each inputText to something meaningful? For example, if you are prompting the user to enter their first and last names, it would be best from a code maintenance perspective to name the inputText objects inputFirstName and inputLastName at all layers of the code, i.e. actual page and the backing bean.
I don't see a way to do this other than manually going through every instance where the object is referenced and renaming it. Is this the only way it is possible? If true, this is a major usability issue. The auto-generation of the backing bean code is great, but if you have to go through a lot of manual effort in order to maintain standard field naming conventions, it reduces the usefulness of the code generation.
If I'm off-base here, please let me know how you can go about object renaming.
Thanks

Answer 1

To modify the component naming
1. Select the Property Inspector.
2. Select the button in the Binding field.
3. In the Binding frame select the New button for the Property field.
4. In the Create Proprty frame specify a property name.
5. The binding of the JSF component gets modified in the JSP page and a binding for the JSF component gets added to the backing bean.