I have a JSP (some.jsp) which is mapped to a backing bean (SomeBean.java). The scope is set to "request".
In some.jsp there are five h:outputLink tags each with its own f:param tags. The "value" for each of the h:outputLink tags is some.jsp. When a link is clicked I want to set the param values into the backing bean and redisplay the page showing the new values (I am doing this in the constructor of SomeBean.java). This only works on the first time I click a link, even though the scope of SomeBean.java is definitely set to request. The very weird thing about this is that when I trace the code, the new param values are definitely being set in a new SomeBean.java, and then (through some sort of black magic) the old values from the previous request are mapped back into the new bean. I thought that if I set the scope of the backing bean to "request", the backing bean would not persist beyond requests. Can anyone explain what is going on and possibly offer a solution? Thx. Mike __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
