[Trinidad] infinite loop when trying to set selected row / set row index

[thomas.asel]

While trying to fix this 
(http://www.nabble.com/-Trinidad--how-to-add-default-selection-for-Table-td16698321.html)
 I found a strange behaviour that looks like a bug.
The table is defined like this:
<tr:table value="#{myBean.billingAdresses}" var="address" rowSelection="single" 
binding="#{myBean.addressTable}" > 
The method billingAddresses() returns a Collection of BillingAddress-objects. 
The row displaying a certain object should be pre-selected when the table is 
displayed. So, in the backing bean, there are a number of called methods to 
find the right RowKey and to create the RowKeySet to set to the table using 
UIXTable.setSelectedRowKeys(). This are the used methods:

        public List<BillingAddress> getBillingAdresses(){
                addressList = myData.getBillingAdresses(getUser(), 
getJcoClient());
                addressTable.setSelectedRowKeys(getSelectedRowKeys());
                
                return addressList;
        }
        
        public RowKeySet getSelectedRowKeys(){
                RowKeySet selectedRows = getMatchingRowKeys(currentAddress, 
addressTable);
                return selectedRows;
        }

        public RowKeySet getMatchingRowKeys(BillingAddress sample, CoreTable 
table){
                RowKeySet keySet = new RowKeySetImpl();
                int rows = table.getRows();
                for(int i=1;i<rows;i++){
                        table.setRowIndex(i);   // <-- This is where the JVM 
jumps back
                        BillingAddress rowAddress = 
(BillingAddress)table.getRowData();
                        if(rowAddress == sample)
                                keySet.add(table.getRowKey());
                }
                return keySet;
        }

The problem emerges when debugging step by step through this. Everything is 
fine until getMatchingRowKeys(...) is called. In the line marked with // <!-- 
the debugger jumps back to the first line of getBillingAdresses(...) resulting 
in an infinite loop.

My questions are:
1) Is there another way to get the apropriate RowKeys and set them to the table
2) Should I report this to JIRA or is there an error in my code that keeps 
hidden from my eyes?

Please note also this posting 
http://markmail.org/message/mku5h24ofwi2gnrd#query:how%20to%20RowKEySet+page:1+mid:mku5h24ofwi2gnrd+state:results
 as it looks like dealing with the same problem.

Thanks,
Tom

Thomas Asel 
Diplom Informatiker (FH)
Selbständiger Softwareentwickler
im Auftrag der 24/7 IT-Services GmbH

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