If you're going to clear form values from the server-side code, then you need to manually go through in your action method and set the submitted value for each component to null to force the values to be retrieved from the backing beans.
I'd recommend explicitly binding each component to clear to your backing bean and explicitly clearing each one. However you can also "walk the form" and clear everything you find. SubmittedValueCollectorWalker.java and its superclass, ComponentFormWalker .java, at the following url do something similar (they collect submitted values and restore them later). However, it's a component and not a backing bean, so you'll have to hook up backing bean code slightly differently. http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/jsf-comp/OptionalValidator/src/net/sf/jsfcomp/validator/#dirlist On 1/3/06, Phanidhar Adusumilli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a form with various fields used as search criteria. All these fields > are mapped to backing beans properties. This form contains search and clear > buttons. Clear button is mapped to an action listener and its immediate > attribute is set to TRUE. The action listener resets all the backing beans > properties to default values. If I enter some criteria and chose to clear > the form (by clicking clear button), The form still shows the submitted > values. It is not showing the values of the backing bean. > > After debugging I found that in RenderUtils class, the method getStringValue > returns the submitted value if it is not null. > In validation phase, the submitted value is made null only if the > validations are successfull. Since the clear action is immediate the > validations were not performed submitted value is not cleared and hence the > page shows the submitted values even though th ebacking beans properties are > reset. > > Has any one run into this issue? > > I found a posting at > > http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/myfaces-users/200504.mbox/[EMAIL > PROTECTED] > > But the fix is not done.
