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Using Windows JDev 11.1; I have an entity object with an attribute which has a LOV configured to supply a select-one-choice render. The LOV query requires that a bind variable be supplied. When creating a new record in the entity via the VO, I can use the ViewImpl to create a new row, retrieve the RowSet which corresponds to the attribute LOV query, set the named where clause parameter, and I'm away. When updating however, I'm getting the following error reported:

09/12/2009 2:44:04 PM oracle.adfinternal.view.faces.model.binding.FacesCtrlListBinding getInputValue
WARNING: ADFv: Could not find selected item matching value EMPLOYER of type: java.lang.String in the list-of-values.

I can't supply the bind variable value before the row is instantiated (and presumably populated with the current value/key) because the View Accessor RowSet is only accessible via the RowImpl. If after the query has executed, I apply the bind variable value, re-execute the RowSet query, I can see that it's populated, and I can create a RowSetIterator to loop through the LOV RowSet and confirm that the key/value is there. I can even setCurrentRow on the RowSet but I still find that the above error appears in the serve log output seemingly after all this code executes.

So my question is what is the technique for supplying bind variables to attribute LOV View Accessors as part of an underlying EO object query.

In the run-time, the list items appear unpopulated (current value and list items). If I reload the page, it all comes up fine, which could tend to suggest that a PPR event might fix me up, but I would prefer to know how this should be done.

Thanks in advance.

Edited by: robli on Dec 9, 2009 9:01 PM