JSF Tutorial #14 - Java Server Faces Tutorial (JSF 2.2) - JSF Forms and Drop-Down Lists - Part 2

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[coderonline]

Thanks

btw, My main language is not English, but your speaking is very fluently :)

[edgareldy]

You can use an array instead of a list and bypass the no-arg contructor like this : String [] countries={"BRAZIL", "FRANCE", "JAPAN"};
with a getter : public String[] getCountries()
{
return countries;
}

[mayfarouk]

why did you put the country arrayList inside the no arg constructor ?

[lillywang]

implemented your sample but got exception java.util.ArrayList cannot be cast to javax.faces.model.SelectItem

am using Tomcat 7advise?thanks

[moinul_islam]

why i can use ArrayList on @ManagedBean ? if i use "SelectOneManu" in ".xhtml" file i think it's eyes to load on web browser....