I have the following situation which seams to defy explanation:
In my xhtml page, I have this:
<c:if test="#{!MyBean.newObject}">
<ui:include src="/pages/Details.xhtml" />
</c:if>
<c:if test="#{MyBean.newObject}">
<ui:include src="/pages/Choose.xhtml" />
</c:if>
This works. However, if I outject the newObject variable instead and change the condition
to test="#{newObject}", etc., it does the opposite of expected. But I can see
the variable appearing correctly in the context. That is, I add
newObject:<h:outputText value="#{newObject}"/>
to the page to see the current value. This renders as expected, but the <c:if> logic
follows the branch when the value is false and ignores it when it is true! Can anyone
explain this?
I also tried using the rendered attribute for <ui:include> but that seemed to be
ignored in all cases -- traditional jstl or outjection. I read somewhere that this
wasn't supported?
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