Hi
I have written the following code:
<t:panelTabbedPane
styleClass="levelOneTabbedPane"
width="100%"
bgcolor="#FFFFCC"
activeTabStyleClass="levelOneActiveTab"
inactiveTabStyleClass="levelOneInactiveTab"
activeSubStyleClass="levelOneActiveSub"
inactiveSubStyleClass="levelOneInactiveSub"
tabContentStyleClass="levelOneTabContent"
serverSideTabSwitch="true"
id="pDetailTab"
>
<t:panelTab label=" #{messages['snapshot_view']}" > <f:subview id="tabportfoliodetailsnapshotview" rendered="#{tabIndices.portfolioTabIndex==0}" > <jsp:include page="portfoliodetailsnapshotview.jsp " /> </f:subview> </t:panelTab> <t:panelTab label=" #{messages['time_series_view']}" > <f:subview id="tabportfoliodetailtimeseriesview" rendered="#{tabIndices.portfolioTabIndex==1}" > <jsp:include page="portfoliodetailtimeseriesview.jsp " /> </f:subview> </t:panelTab> <t:tabChangeListener type ="com.prytania.model.backingbeans.PortfolioDetailTabManager" /> </t:panelTabbedPane>There are two separate backing beans each for the portfoliodetailsnapshotview.jsp and portfoliodetailtimeseriesview.jsp. At a single point in time, the tabIndices.portfolioTabIndex can either be 0 or 1 which means either
portfoliodetailsnapshotview.jsp and portfoliodetailtimeseriesview.jsp should be included. But in the logs, I can see the code of both the backing beans being executed (constructors being called),. Why is that so? If the rendered attribute equals to false why would the framework still include the jsp. Is there any solution to the above mentioned problem. I mean if rendered is false then the included jsp should not be processed.
Thanks in advance
Best Regards
Hassnain
