I’ve updated my original post with two links you should take a look at. Download Jean’s code. You should see a class that handles the Lucene query. To do what you’re trying to do, simply follow the same pattern–instead of implementing a class that does a Lucene query, implement one that does a database query (using your favorite database connection approach) and you’ll be there.

Jeff

this is exactly what I want to do, one dropdown whose value set is dependant on the value of another one. The only difference is that I don’t want to base the constraint in a Lucene Search but in a database query instead. My first dropdown list will be populated with clients and the dependant one with matters related with each client.

Obviously, there is no problem with the clients one, as the dropdown is populated taking as source a simple query, but in the matters one I need to include in the query de id of the selected client. This has been my headache for weeks, I don’t know how to tell the second combo which value is selected in the first one. Is there any way to write the value in the propertySheet object, or maybe setting the value in the FacesContext?. I still don’t have enough skills with the SDK to know this.

Please, I wouId be very, very grateful if you could suggest me a way to solve this.

Many thanks in advance and congratulations for the book.

Regards,
Alex.