Yes, maybe I've bean a little short... I have defined a method 'onLoad' called at the renderResponse phase by a facesListener and a method 'init' called by another facesListener at the restoreView phase. I don't understand 2 thing:
- why when I re-enter the page all faces phases are invoked also if the call is a request and not a post (also if I set org.apache.myfaces.NUMBER_OF_VIEWS_IN_SESSION to 0 in the web.xml) - why also if the 'init' method I've defined is invoked in the restoreView phase and the model is updated than the view is not updated if a validation is failed before Thanks Moreno 2008/10/16 Simon Kitching <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Moreno Cornaz schrieb: > > Hello >> >> I have a page with some input field whose values when I enter the page are >> taken from a bean (and set in the onLoad of the page). >> If I insert a value that cause the validation of that fields to fail and >> than I quit the page, when I come back to that page >> I found in the fields the values that made the validation failed instead >> of the values from the bean. >> I checked out and when i enter again the page after the validation the >> model (the bean) is correctly set. >> It seems that jsf keep ther view after the validation instead of restore >> the new view when I enter again the page. But only if the validation fails! >> > That doesn't make sense. When you leave a page and then click a link to > come back to it, a new view instance will be created so all data that was > not successfully pushed into the model (ie which failed validation) *will* > be lost. Always. If you're seeing something different, then your webapp must > be doing something unusual that you haven't told us about. > > Are you perhaps using the browser "back" button? That probably does restore > the original view together with invalid input, and that seems to me to be > the right behaviour in that case. > > What do you mean by "set in onLoad"? There is no "onLoad" functionality in > normal JSF... > > Regards, > Simon > >
