Hello Mr. Bear, Try moving all unmarshalling code ( XML -> JSF component ) to one place. Call this method before the page is rendered, as well as after each change to the XML document. A more sophisticated solutions might be to unmarshall once, allow the user to manipulate the JSF component, and use a marshall step ( JSF component -> XML ) to complete the "unit of work".
Dennis Byrne >-----Original Message----- >From: Jim the Standing Bear [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Thursday, June 8, 2006 11:51 AM >To: 'MyFaces Discussion' >Subject: how to refresh an (old) tree? > >I have yet another question on the old tree. How do I get it to refresh? >Our code is supposed to display the contents of an XML document in a tree. >We have written our own java classes to implement both the TreeModel and >TreeNode interfaces. When a button is clicked, the contents of the XML >Document changes, the tree is supposed to reflect the changes. > >However, the problem is that the tree displayed in the web browser doesn't >re-render. By looking at the log, the new XML Document gets parsed and >processed in our own TreeModel and TreeNode implementations, however, the >tree just never gets re-rendered and still displays the stale Document. > >How do I overcome that? thanks! > >-- >-------------------------------------- >Standing Bear Has Spoken >-------------------------------------- >
