--- Simon Kitching <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If this is the case, then you might want to look at > what http headers you are sending with your pages. > There are headers available that order browsers to > not use page caching etc.
I implemented a listener to add the 'no-cache' header but it did not change anything. Form the specification of that header I also understand it's not actually doing wonders either... > If you are not using Firefox, then I can highly > recommend using it and installing the "live http > headers" extension so that you can see exactly what > requests/responses are being exchanged. I am using Firefox which incidentally does nothing in response to shift-F5 :) it does a refresh for ctrl-f5 though, but looks like a regular refresh - with the same wrong values that is. No surprise, as I listed the console log, the page was always rerendered on the server but just missing some fields from time to time. Nevertheless, my problem is solved :) I started the project small and from scratch so was able to identify that the issue was manifesting itself only when using user-written Facelets tag libraries (just any). So I upgraded the Facelets from 1.0.14 to 1.1.13 and magically it worked (it still missed the right value once but I wasn't able to reproduce). Ok, I had at the same time to downgrade the MyFaces from 1.2 because of that stupid JSP EL dependency, but for what it matters, all is ok now. Thank you and cheers, M __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
