It still doesn't work. It seems the skipValidation parameter is not used in any way.
You can do required="#{empty param['skipValidation']} on the jdf:input fields, but that still doesn't skip the Bean Validation.
I also tried enclosing the jdf:input fields in <f:validateBean disabled="#{not empty param['skipValidation']}">, which solves the problem for the Remove action, but throws an exception for the "New Contact" action.
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It still doesn't work. It seems the skipValidation parameter is not used in any way.
You can do required="#{empty param['skipValidation']} on the jdf:input fields, but that still doesn't skip the Bean Validation.
I also tried enclosing the jdf:input fields in <f:validateBean disabled="#{not empty param['skipValidation']}">, which solves the problem for the Remove action, but throws an exception for the "New Contact" action.