I've made some major impropvements in these areas, especially in keeping the state of the parent window alive while dialogs are up. So I suspect the problems are resolved in Trinidad.
-- Adam On 9/7/07, Bertrand, Shawn R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm at a loss on this one, and am hoping for some help. While I'm using > Trinidad in development, this is a problem with the latest ADF Faces > (haven't tried a reproducible case for Trinidad at this point) and being > that one derived from the other, I'm hoping some of the experts can > comment. I'm not sure I'd get the same level of exposure on the Oracle > JDeveloper forum. > > > > My situation is this: I have a commandButton on the main page which > launches a dialog through the dialog framework (i.e. with a "dialog:<action" > navigation rule). In the dialog (call it dialog1), there is an ADF table > which has a commandButton in the footer. That commandButton launches > another dialog (either with navigation rule or via launchDialog). The > secondary dialog (call it dialog2) gets some data and populates rows in the > ADF table on dialog1 (PPR is used here as well). Clicking OK in dialog1 > updates a table and some buttons on the main page through PPR. > > > > My problem is this: If I enter dialog1 and consequently enter and leave > dialog2 more than 4 times (whether clicking OK or cancel), the ADF table and > buttons on the main page do not get updated and the ReturnListener I've > registered on the commandButton that spawned dialog1 does not get fired. > I've verified that the returnListener is in place when dialog1 is closed > (via returnFromDialog), but it just doesn't get queued for some reason. > Again this only happens when entering and leaving dialog2 more than 4 times > – any less and the main page's table and buttons update via PPR beautifully. > > > > My apologies for putting an ADF question up here, but it may just be a > problem in Trinidad as well. > > > > Thanks in advance for your time, > > > > Shawn Bertrand > > Tyco Electronics Corporation > > > >
