By executing it in the returnListener, I meant calling it manually, not through standard validators.
On 6/21/07, Simon Lessard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Anthony, Comments below On 6/19/07, Anthony Yulo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi! I've noticed that when I launch a popup using the ADF Faces Dialog > framework, it seems that the validateModelUpdates phase of the JSF Lifecycle > doesn't get called when it returns to the main page. I am using the ADF BC4J > framework. When I return from the dialog, > If you got there it mean that all validators in the dialog passed, unless your close button is immediate. I updated my Model data on the returnListener. I updated a value on the > main page bound to table on the database. I got the value from the dialog > and it was invalid based on some business rule. > So this is a kind of coherence validation based on what was already in the model or what is currently in the calling page? If it's the former, then you can do your validation inside the returnListener, before pushing the value in the model. Otherwise, it's as Adam said, it will be validated on next postback. But when I traced the program, the validator did not get fired at all. > As Adam said, this is the expected behavior. Is there anyway to force the ValidateModelUpdates phase to run inside the > returnListener? > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Anton > > > > >
