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Ruben Stranders commented on SHALE-423:
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This bug also affects version 1.0.4. I believe shale-usecases-1.0.4 is not 
working properly because of this. Also, it seems that this bug is related to 
[SHALE-386]. Try the following example (the simplest I could think of):

        <dialog name="dummy" start="start">
                <view viewId="/page.jsp" name="start">
                        <transition outcome="success" target="exit" />
                        <transition outcome="cancel" target="exit" />
                </view>
                
                <end name="exit" />
        </dialog>
        
        <dialog name="dummy wrapper" start="start">
                <subdialog name="start" dialogName="dummy">
                        <transition outcome="success" target="success" />
                        <transition outcome="cancel" target="cancel" />
                </subdialog>
                
                <end name="success" viewId="/success.jsp" />
                <end name="cancel" viewId="/cancel.jsp" />
        </dialog>

Indeed, the view is sent back to /page.jsp after pushing the 'success' button. 
If I push again, the view is correctly sent to success.jsp. Oddly enough, I 
only have to push the 'cancel' once. After a little experimenting, it seems 
that the order in which the transitions are defined whithin the <subdialog> 
determines whether the button has to be clicked twice. Try swapping the 
'success' and 'cancel' outcomes within the <subdialog> of 'dummy wrapper'. Now 
the success button works, but the cancel button doesn't.

> Subdialog not returning to calling dialog
> -----------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: SHALE-423
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/SHALE-423
>             Project: Shale
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Dialog
>    Affects Versions: 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT
>         Environment: Windows XP, Eclipse 3.2
>            Reporter: Per Jansson
>
> When calling a subdialog from any other dialog, the sub dialog does not 
> return attention to the calling dialog. In my example use case a common 
> confirm page is to be shown (using subdialog) before returning to calling 
> dialog and continue.
> ......
> ......
>                  <action name="prepareConfirmTransferAction" 
> method="#{performTransferUseCaseBean.prepareConfirmTransfer}">
>                         <transition outcome="success" 
> target="confirmTransferSub"/>
>                         <transition outcome="failure" 
> target="performTransferView"/>
>                  </action>
>                  <subdialog name="confirmTransferSub" 
> dialogName="common.confirm">
>                          <transition outcome="confirm" 
> target="executeTransferAction"/>
>                          <transition outcome="back" 
> target="performTransferView"/>
>                          <transition outcome="cancel" 
> target="cancelTransferEnd"/>
>                  </subdialog>
>                  <action name="executeTransferAction" 
> method="#{performTransferUseCaseBean.executeTransfer}">
>                          <transition outcome="success" 
> target="receiptTransferView"/>
>                          <transition outcome="failure" 
> target="confirmTransferView"/>
>                  </action>
> ......
> ...... 
> <dialog name="common.confirm" start="confirm">
>                  <view name="confirm" 
> viewId="/transfer_register_confirmtransfer.jsp">
>                          <transition outcome="back" target="dummyEnd"/>
>                          <transition outcome="confirm" target="dummyEnd"/>
>                         <transition outcome="cancel" target="dummyEnd"/>
>                  </view>
>                  <end name="dummyEnd" viewId="/jsp/common/dummy.jsp"/>
> </dialog> 
> If transition from view "confirm" is "confirm" the page flow ends up on view 
> "/jsp/common/dummy.jsp" instead of returning to the calling dialog and action 
> "executeTransferAction".
> For more information:
> http://www.nabble.com/Shale-sub-dialog-tf3376354.html#a9399479

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