William, Yeah, its submitting the correct viewId. The frame set submits the viewId and then when the ajax request is sent from the component inside the frame, its got the same viewId.
Also, I verified the session id is correct (ie, the same). For some reason I believe myfaces is not correctly storing the view when it has been requested from inside a frame. I don't know why. Any other ideas? Thanks, Matt Matt Tyson wrote: > > I've got a component inside a frame. The state is server side, and JSF > can't find it. If I hit a command button inside that frame, it can > thereafter find the state. > > Leaving aside the question of why we are using frames, can anyone explain > this behavior? During the initial request for the page, the frame > requests the viewId and I would therefore expect it to be saved. This is > the same viewId that is submitted by the command button... > > Thanks. > > Matt > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Saving-State-tf2828977.html#a7900751 Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
