>From: "Leo, Sathish Paul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Hi all,
>I am working on a web application using Oracle ADF components. I have a problem with respect to >the component tree generated by ADF. For a given scenario, ADF generates a set of components (say >combo boxes,check boxes etc) on a page with data relevant to that scenario When the scenario >changes (for eg. if I click on the next page link etc), I need ADF to regenerate the components again >with the data for the new scenario. But it doesnt do so. It displays the old components with the old >data. Specifically the problem is that ADF remembers the component tree that it created and hence it >does not call the getter/setter methods for those components that it remembers (I need the >getters/setters to be called so that they can handle the change of data/scenario). Can anyone please tell >me how can this be done ?
>I am working on a web application using Oracle ADF components. I have a problem with respect to >the component tree generated by ADF. For a given scenario, ADF generates a set of components (say >combo boxes,check boxes etc) on a page with data relevant to that scenario When the scenario >changes (for eg. if I click on the next page link etc), I need ADF to regenerate the components again >with the data for the new scenario. But it doesnt do so. It displays the old components with the old >data. Specifically the problem is that ADF remembers the component tree that it created and hence it >does not call the getter/setter methods for those components that it remembers (I need the >getters/setters to be called so that they can handle the change of data/scenario). Can anyone please tell >me how can this be done ?
You might try using the "action" method binding of your commands instead of actionListener's and then add navigation rules back to the same view. This should cause the view to be recreated.
>Thanks
>Sathish
Gary
