Ok, thats a solution.
The thing is that I use the page several times and I don't want copy and paste
the code. That's why I made a second page.
But you actually got me on something. Maybe I could just inherit from that
class, which sets the special value?
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Use s:validate on particular fields, instead of s:validateAll.
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I tried it, but it does not make to seem a difference. And why would it?
The fields which do not have any validation annotations aren't validated anyway.
And the once which do should be validated, but only after the user clicked on
the Save button.
However, validation occurs always when he
If you can design your interaction so that you only use one view, then JSF will
preserve your unvalidated/unconverted form data. I believe it only discards
the data when you write to another view. If you think about it, it kind of
makes sense. Where is it supposed to store that
Oh, I misunderstood. Norman is right.
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