I made some observations, my example looks like this:
<tr:commandLink text="show dialog" action="dialog:my-dialog"
windowWidth="600" windowHeight="300"
partialSubmit="true" useWindow="true"
actionListener="#{myBean.myActionListener}" />
The commandButton which closes the dialog this one (no ppr here?!):
<tr:commandButton text="OK" actionListener="#{myDialogBean.close}" />
This szenario needs three view states (on the server). RestoreView is called
three times, that fits together?!
The dialog is rendered in an iframe, so two view states are needed: one for
the "normal" page and one for the dialog. But where comes the third view
state into the play?
best regards
Daniel
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