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Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2011 11:30:21 +0300
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Subject: Re: [trinidad 1.2] table rows not populated
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Other field's is input fields. They are submitted by form. Table isn't 
input. It is not submit'ed. So after request, request scoped bean i 
recreated, and input field's is submitted. Here you can read about 
lifecicle of  JSF:

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/j-jsf2/

You just have to store list in another scope (session, or some custom, 
like pageFlowScope)

Admirolas
2011.04.13 11:20, Me Self rašė:
> Its requestScope. I know the bean is recreated for every request
> however the input fields will be repopulated from the page form before
> the action method is called. I have other input fields in the form
> that I didnt show in the code snippets and they work as expected - its
> only the table thats not being repopulated.
>
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 9:53 AM, Admirolas<admirolaz@gmail.com>  wrote:
>> What scope of PageBean is? If it is Request scoped, then it should work like
>> this. After every request bean is rebuilt. You should move bean to Session
>> scope or Trinidad's pageFlowScope (Read Developer Guide).
>> Admirolas
>>
>> 2011.04.13 10:01, Me Self rašė:
>>> I have a<tr:table>    with an "add row" button but whenever the user
>>> presses a<tr:commandButton>    in that table then the list thats backing
>>> up the table is reset. All other fields in the managed bean are
>>> repopulated as expected.
>>>
>>> The managed bean is request scoped:
>>>
>>> public class PageBean {
>>>         private List<Dto>    dtoList = new ArrayList<Dto>();
>>>
>>>          public String addRow() {
>>>                 dtoLists.add(new Dto("", ""));
>>>                 return "";
>>>         }
>>>          ...
>>> }
>>>
>>> The page is built using facelets 1.1.4:
>>>
>>>
>>>            <tr:form>
>>>                 <tr:table value="#{pageBean.dtoList}"
>>>                          var="dto">
>>>                         <f:facet name="actions">
>>>                                 <tr:commandButton id="addrow" text="addrow"
>>>                                         action="#{pageBean.addRow}"
>>> value="addrow" />
>>>                         </f:facet>
>>>                         <tr:column>
>>>                                 <f:facet name="header">
>>>                                         <tr:outputText value="Name" />
>>>                                 </f:facet>
>>>                                 <tr:inputText value="#{dto.name}" />
>>>                         </tr:column>
>>>                         ...
>>>                 </tr:table>
>>>
>>> If I change the managed bean to be session scoped then the list is not
>>> lost between postbacks. But how do I make it work with request scope?
>>