I'm trying to use 'lazy' model initialization (with hibernate on the back)
for the t:dataTable with detailToggle, so that when I click 'Show Orders',
the actionListener would call methot which retrieves all necessary records
(I'm following the example on http://www.irian.at/myfaces/home.jsf):

    <t:dataTable value="#{customers.list}" 
       id="data"
       var="customer" 
       varDetailToggler="detailToggler"
        preserveDataModel="true"
       styleClass="customers" 
       headerClass="customersHeader" columnClasses="custid,name">
.....columns here and in one column this: 
<h:commandLink rendered="#{!detailToggler.currentDetailExpanded}"
        actionListener="#{customers.showOrders}"
action="#{detailToggler.toggleDetail}">
        <h:outputText value="Show Orders" />
</h:commandLink>
... then a similar link with "Hide Orders"
... then <f:facet name="detailStamp"> with inner dataTable for details

customers Bean:
    public void showOrders(ActionEvent e) {
        UIComponent c = e.getComponent();
        log.debug("showOrders : " + c.getId());
        Customer row = list.get(getIndex(c));
        if (row.getCustomerOrder() == null)
            getOrders(row);
     }

It seems that the custom tag requires detailes being initialized right away.
I see hibernate error in stack trace saying that it's trying to initialize
orders, when the session is already closed.

1. Am I missing some attribute that may be specified to help the matter????

2. In my commandLink I've added actionListener when action was already
specified, is it a valid technique??? All I need - call my bean to populate
model with required details some time early in the lifecycle prior to
executing "detailToggler.toggleDetail". Well, w/o resolving the first issue
I can't start playing with the second.

thanks
vlad

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