Re: [jsr-314-open] Execute phase of lifecycle in spec
Hello David -
I only wish your valuable comments came at a more opportune (did I spell
that correctly?) time.
At the same time, I do understand that you are preparing for your
JavaOne demo/talk which has caused you
to deep dive into many of these areas. Now, with respect to
"execute"/"render" "conceptual" phases...
If you specify:
<f:ajax render="foo"/>
does this ajax request cause an actionListener to get invoked?
on the other hand...
when you specify :
<f:ajax execute="@all"/> will that cause your actionListener to get
invoked?
-roger
David Geary wrote:
In the spec, we have this:
Although the diagram in Section 13.4 “Partial View Traversal”
depicts the “execute” portion as encompassing everything
except the “Render Response Phase”, it really is the “Apply Request
Values Phase”, “Update Model Values Phase” and
“Process Validations Phase”.
I don't understand this at all. If that's the case (which means that
the execute portion of the excludes the Invoke Application phase),
then why hasn't someone updated the diagram to be correct?
Why would we show a diagram that we know is wrong? I'd also like to
know if Invoke Application is part of the execute portion of the
lifecycle.
Thanks,
david