>>>>> On Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:01:30 +0100, Werner Punz <werner.punz_at_gmail.com> said:
>> Our solution to 220-ViewState made it so "id" is a required attribute of
>> <partial-response> and its value is the return from
>> UIViewRoot. getContainerClientId(), which, as Neil Griffin already
>> affirmed, is guaranteed by the portlet bridge to meet the portlet
>> uniqueness requirements
WP> This unfortunately is not entirely sufficient, the entire function can be
WP> called
WP> outside of the jsf lifecycle just for handling the windowId, hence I
WP> anchored it in the
WP> jsf.util namespace. Which means, the first call even could be made before
It certainly can't be called without first obtaining the jsf.js, which
can't have been obtained without first making a request to the JSF
runtime, which we are now in the process of making allocate and return a
windowId upon first request. Please help me understand why simply
looking in the most recently returned <partial-response> element,
per-session of course, is insufficient.
Ed
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