Hi,
for clearification: does the click on the command button take place
AFTER the page with the error messages was rendered? Because if it is
so, this is the expected behavior. The messages in the FacesContext are
only available for the current request, which is the one producing the
error. If you click on a command button on this page a new request with
a new FacesContext is started. Unless this produces the same error the
messages will be gone.
regards
Michael
Madhav Bhargava schrieb:
Hi,
I am using myfaces 1.1, icefaces 1.8.1 on WAS 6.0
The controller (backing bean) action methods handle RuntimeException from the
service layer. Depending on the exception an exception handler will put an
appropriate message into FacesContext.
For that I have created a utility method:
public static void putMessage(String key, Severity severity,
String summary, String detail) {
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addMessage(key,
new FacesMessage(severity,
summary, detail));
}
In the controller this method is used to put messages. When the page is displayed the
messages appear properly. However when a user clicks on a commandButton then the control
goes to the action method bound to the commandButton. This should not happen because
there are FacesMessages with FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR. I checked
immediate="true" has not been set on the commandButton component.
Is my understanding not correct that if there are FacesMessages with Severity =
SEVERITY_ERROR in the FacesContext then the invoke application phase will not
happen and the control would come back to the current page in error?
Regards,
Madhav
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