On 2/15/10 4:12 PM, webtier_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I tried a variety of methods.
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> I tried using a view scoped bean and trying to obtain a UIComponent off it using something like:
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> <ui:component binding="#{MyViewScopedBean.someComponent}"/>
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> But, as in the original case, the #{MyViewScopedBean.someComponent} expression is evaluated before the view scope is restored (because it is evaluated as part of the restoreView process) so, every page load, a new instance of MyViewScopedBean is created.
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> I have resigned to the fact that View scopes in JSF 2.0 are somewhat useless for what I am trying to do for as long as the scope is restored after the component tree has been rebuilt. I can see exactly where it is happening in the code in JSF, it seems a little silly as to where it is occurring, however I really don't know what the implications are if it was to change.
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The workaround is to set the javax.faces.PARTIAL_STATE_SAVING context
initialization parameter to false.
Doing so stops the logic that re-creates the view from the template
before applying state deltas.
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