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Christian Koelle commented on TOMAHAWK-717:
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I can confirm that this bug exists. 

It can be reproduced with the MyFaces-Simple-Demo-Application V. 1.1.6 on 
Tomcat 5.5.20 by doing the following:

a.) Amend the content of the server-side-switched tab1 in the demo's 
TabbedPane.jsp  to the  the following, i.e. a a dataTable: 

<t:panelTab id="tab1" label="#{example_messages['tabbed_tab1']}" 
rendered="#{tabbedPaneBean.tab1Visible}">
<t:dataTable   
   headerClass="myTableHeader"
   rowClasses="myTableRow1,myTableRow2"
   var="r"
   preserveDataModel="false"
   preserveRowStates="false"
   preserveSort="false"
   value="#{tabbedPaneBean.testBeans}">
   
   <h:column>
         <f:facet name="header">
               <h:outputText
                     value="--Header 1 --" />
         </f:facet>
         <t:inputText
               id="inputField002"
               value="#{r.s1}" />
   </h:column>

   <h:column>
         <f:facet name="header">
               <h:outputText
                     value="--Header 2 --" />
         </f:facet>
         <t:inputText
               id="inputField001"
               value="#{r.s2}" />
   </h:column>                                 
</t:dataTable> 

b.) Add a TestBean to the application:

pulbic class TestBean implements Serializable{
  private String _s1;
  private String _s2;
// + getter and setter
}

c.) Extend the TabbedPaneBean with one property holding a list of TestBeans:

private List<TestBean> testBeans;
// + getter and setter

d.) Initialise the property testBeans, with a few objects, e. g. by adding a 
default contructor  containing the following lines:

this.testBeans = new ArrayList<TestBean>();
this.testBeans.add(new TestBean());
this.testBeans.add(new TestBean());

There will be two table rows @ 2 input fields on the the tabbedPane-demopage 
after this amendment. Data entered into it, will be lost on Tab-change, 
contrary to the input fields outside of the <t:dataTable>.

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As far as I could spent time to debug this, I can say that after the 
Apply-Request-Values-Phase (i. e. processDecodes) the UIcomponent (UIInput), 
which loses the entered values holds the submitted value in the attribue 
"_submittedValue" but somehow afterwards, the value will not be written into 
the bound bean model property. 

Somehow it appears that the tabswitching has some kind of immediate-alike 
behaviour, i. e. if you switch tabs, all fields of TabbedPane.jsp which are to 
be validated, will not be validated, contrary to what's happening when you use 
the already provided "Common submit button".

It is interesting, that entered data will be correctly written to the bound 
model properties, if you use UIInput-components outside of a <t:dataTable> as 
already provided within the demo application.

Please let me know, if you need more information on this or if you cannot 
reproduce it with the given information.

Regards and thanks in advance.
Christian

> Tabbed Pane: dataModel inside tabs is not updated when switching between tabs 
> and coming back
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: TOMAHAWK-717
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMAHAWK-717
>             Project: MyFaces Tomahawk
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Tabbed Pane
>    Affects Versions: 1.1.3
>            Reporter: Gerald Müllan
>
> I have worked several times with the tabbed pane component, but never got 
> aware of this bug. 
> There is a dataTable inside one tab and some new values were put in some 
> input components. After switching to another tab and coming back, the values 
> are gone and only the "old" ones are rendered out. This bug seems to be 
> actual since 1.1.3 and before.

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