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9. Tomahawk Tag Reference

Documentation > Tomahawk > Tomahawk Tag Reference > Tomahawk Tag Library > t:aliasBean

t:aliasBean
<p>The <t:aliasBean> tag defines a surrogate object that stores a named value. You assign a literal or expression value to the aliasBean tag. The aliasBean object can then be re-used in forms and subviews throughout your JSF application.</p>

Example

<t:aliasBean alias="#{placeholderBean}" value="#{realBean.property}"></t:aliasBean>

Tag Attributes

alias Text
 
The alias attribute takes a value-binding EL expression that identifies the target bean for the value of this tag.
id Text
 
The unique identifier value for this component. The value must be unique within the closest naming container.
value Text
 
The value attribute sets the current value for this component.