[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 11/22/2005 06:13:01 PM: > On 11/22/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Hi all: > > > > I have a situation where Page1 (/worklist.jsp) has a link which when > > clicked is forwarded to Page2 (/worklist/nextAssignments.jsp). Since I > > have to do some "prerender" work to display my Page2, I have code in my > > backing Bean1's prerender() method. > > > If you are doing exactly what you describe above, you're doing it wrong. The > only prerender() method that is called is for the view that will actually be > rendered ... in other words, you should put the code in the prerender() > method of Page2, not Page1.
Yes. Actually that's how I had it and then later decided to do some code "cleanup" and managed to foul it up instead! The horrid part is that I had been staring at it for the past hour - and I realised what i was doing wrong about three seconds after i hit the "Send"..(:( > > The whole idea is that all the code associated with a particular view should > be in one class (the backing bean for that JSP page). Otherwise, if you had > three different pages that all navigated to Page2, then you'd have to > duplicate the setup logic in three different places. > > Craig > Thank you and sorry again! Geeta
