Do you mean to put the whole page bean in session scope?
I will try this, but I don't like it very much...this is actually a quite
complex page with also a large tree and a heavy table, so putting it into
session would be a great overhead
Really there isn't a better solution?
Dan Labrecque wrote:
>
> Have you tried using a session scoped bean? Once you add the button to
> the JSF component tree, via your link action listener, it should be able
> to handle actions regardless if Ajax is used. However, if the bean is
> request scoped, the button will not be decoded because it was never
> found in the JSF component tree.
>
> Dan
>
> autozoom wrote:
>> hello,
>> I have this scenario:
>> my page contains a number of links, each of which is used to dynamically
>> add
>> components to the page, with a code snippet like this:
>>
>> Button button = new Button();
>> JSFActionManager.setValueExpression(button, "text", "#{Page1.txt}");
>> button.setStyle("left: 115px; top: 448px; position: absolute;");
>> form1.getChildren().add(button);
>>
>> I call this code from the links' action listener.
>>
>> Now I found out that these dynamically created components don't react to
>> Ajax functions like refresh() because, I think, the listener is called
>> after
>> the page's init().
>>
>> (if you try and add the code snippet to the init() method, the component
>> correctly reacts to a client side resfresh() call)
>>
>> Then, how can I achieve this result? The action listener is *always*
>> called
>> after init(), when it's already too late to add components to the page.
>> Does
>> this mean that I cannot use Ajax function on these dynamically added
>> components?
>>
>> Please let me know if my guess is right, I hope not.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Mauro
>>
>
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