that part i know, but what i am interested in is that when i select a option it automatically redirects me to another page, sending either the id or a instances of IEntTest

i have this but it does not fill my needs

<rich:autocomplete id="descPrueba" minChars="2" value="#{searchBean.id}" autocompleteMethod="#{searchBean.search}" var="result">

        <h:inputHidden value="#{result.id}" id="ID" visible="false"/>

        <h:outputText value="#{result.descripcion}"/>

        <h:commandLink value="#{result.descripcion}" action="/test/edit.xhtml" />

</rich:autocomplete>

i would like it do be on the selection of the element instead on the commandlink action

In the end i come up with this but there is still something wrong cause the testEditBean does not resieve the data send by the command link

<rich:autocomplete id="descTest" minChars="2" autocompleteMethod="#{searchBean.search}" var="result">

   <h:commandLink value="#{result.desc}" action="/test/edit.xhtml" >

     <f:setPropertyActionListener value="#{result}" target="#{testEditBean.data}"/>

  </h:commandLink>

</rich:autocomplete>

public class TestData implements Serializable {

     String id;

     String desc;

     String value;

     <getter and setters acording to Java Bean Standard>

     public boolean commit(){

          <Commits the data of test>

     }

}

@ManagedBean

@RequestScoped

public class TestEditBean implements Serializable {

     private TestData data;

     <getter and setter for data>

     public boolean commit(){

          data.commit();

     }

}

My Requirements are these,

i have a autocompletes who keeps seaching in a database by a description, wich the user is putting in.

once he select the one he wants from what the autocompletes brings, it must automatically redirect him

to another page with either the object selected or the id of the object selected, wich must be stored in a bean for the second page to use.

Example :

User A wants enters the first page called search.xhtml

he has a autocomplete who seachers for a item by a description, he starts to fill in the discription,

as he writes the description the autocompletes, show him a list of possible object that fit that description.

Onces he sees the one he wants in the list, he select it, and he is the redirected automatically to

the edit.xhtml page, wich uses a editBean which was filled withe the object selected.