On 11/17/05, Mario Ivankovits <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As Simon points out, managed bean property initialization occurs *only* if the managed bean facility actually created the bean. This is exactly equivalent to the way that <jsp:setProperty> elements inside a <jsp:useBean> element are *only* processed if the bean was actually created. It has nothing to do with Shale -- this is fundamental to the way that the JSF specification defines the functionality of the managed bean facility.
CraigSimon Kitching wrote:
>> Is it true that managed-properties are not processed during a
>> valueChangeEvent?
>>
>> I mean my managed-property IS null with myfaces SVN head during such
>> an event.
>>
>> Is this by intention?
> Do you have any more info?
I'll try to workout a small example, maybe its a problem in shale?
As Simon points out, managed bean property initialization occurs *only* if the managed bean facility actually created the bean. This is exactly equivalent to the way that <jsp:setProperty> elements inside a <jsp:useBean> element are *only* processed if the bean was actually created. It has nothing to do with Shale -- this is fundamental to the way that the JSF specification defines the functionality of the managed bean facility.
Thanks Simon!
