Hey all,

I have a component, ResponseArea, that get's a
HibernateObjectModel<Response>.  This ResponseArea then passes that same
model down to it's sub components (ResponseEditor, ResponseViewer).  

ResponseEditor passes this model further down to a Form<Response>.  I have
some jQuery script that does a timed autosave submit of this form.

When the form submits, I do this (pseudocode):

Response newR = new Response();
newR.setData(Form.this.get("dataField").getDefaultModelObjectAsString();
saveResponse(Form.this.getModelObject(), newR);

The last step of the saveResponse(Response oldR, Response newR) method does
some processing, comparing the two versions of the response, and finally
calls:  

ResponseEditor.this.setDefaultModelObjet(newR);

Now, I expect this effect to propagate up to the parent ResponseArea and
down to the Form to be ready for the next AutoSave.  The problem is this:

At some point in the processing, the Form seems to clone the model and never
gets the new object - it retains the original object as its model object. 
So instead of this behavior

1st Autosave Execute: saveResponse(original, respond1)
2nd Autosave Execute: saveResponse(respond1, respond2)
3rd Autosave Execute: saveResponse(respond2, respond3)

I get this:

1st Autosave Execute: saveResponse(original, respond1)
2nd Autosave Execute: saveResponse(original, respond2)
3rd Autosave Execute: saveResponse(original, respond3)

Since my form would like to see progressive changes, this doesn't work.

Thoughts?

I sense IComponentInheritedModel is involved, but I'm surprised that this
isn't a native behavior.  It also seems to work in every other case - so why
not now?

Thanks!

Jake

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