I noticed you already have the "preserveDataModel" set on the data table. My
only other thought is that it could be the "binding" use. Not sure what
happens when binding a component with save state to a request scope bean.
Try removing the binding altogether and see what happens.
On 7/5/07, Lionel Port <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If the backing bean is request scoped it might just be a problem with not
saving the state of the tables model.
Try using the saveState component.
On 7/5/07, Érico Teixeira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have a method called listen() in a ManagedBean. In this method I run a
> JPA query and load the result in a collection of myPojo ...
>
> I would like to show this result in a jsp table
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> Everything is going fine until I try to navigate trouhg the table, it's
> clearing the content of my model ...
>
> I'm using Tomahawk DataScroller and I am posting my message in this list
> because no one bodered to respond in MyFaces List ...
>
> Another reason is that I don't think the problem is in the component but
> in my Bean implementation
>
> In my jsp I have :
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> <t:dataTable value="#{myBean.model}" binding="#{myBean.table}"
> title="Test"
> var="m" id="tbl" preserveDataModel="true" ...
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> In my Managend Bean I have the model as DataModel and table as
> HtmlDataTable
>
> In voi listen() method implementation :
>
> List<PojoTeste> res = (List<PojoTeste>) query.getResultList();
> model.setWrappedData (res );
>
> When I debug my app I can see that my model is set to null ...
>
> I'm trying to solve this for a few days and had no success on this
> thread...
>
> Could anyone give me a hand ?
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