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Hi, I am facing the following problem, and I hope someone can
show me how to achieve this in JSF. Scenario – A jsf page with a <t:dataTable> of
users. One column is a delete button, which deletes a row, and navigate back to
the same page. Problem: When the delete button is pressed, the order of
execution seems to be the following: -
The page does a postback -
The backing bean is constructed -
Restoring view: <t:dataTable>
invoke getUserList() and populates the table -
Applicaton action: deleteUserAction()
is invoked The result is that the data table is showing the deleted user! As a point of reference, in ASP.NET the binding to data
table is done explicitly in code so the programmer can decide the timing of
binding the data table. How do I achieve the same in jsf? Thanks in advance Yee |
- Problem: DataTable binds too early... Yee CN
- Re: Problem: DataTable binds too early... Mathias Brökelmann
- RE: Problem: DataTable binds too early... Yee CN
- Re: Problem: DataTable binds too early... Mathias Brökelmann

