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Peter Brewer commented on JBSEAM-4375:
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I am experiencing this with only a single nested conversation (e.g. from the example above
create cid1 and nest cid2 then end cid2). I have a component in the parent and it gets
evicted when ending the nested conversation. It is not only limited to page parameters
though: if you manually call conversation.end() for a nested and then access a component
the same thing happens.
I can add more specific detail (e.g. method call traces and logs) and also I should be
able to create a test case too, if anyone wants to look at the issue?
ManagedEntityInterceptor destroys components in parent nested
conversation, when ending a nested conversation
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Key: JBSEAM-4375
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/browse/JBSEAM-4375
Project: Seam
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Core
Affects Versions: 2.2.0.GA
Reporter: Darryl Smith
setup:
Parent (cid1)
-> First Nested (cid2)
----> Second Nested (cid3)
cid3: conversation.endAndRedirect(true); which calls setLongRunningConversation(false);
FacesManager's redirect method tries to encode the page parameters of the parent
view, which accesses a component
created in cid2 the conversation we are returning to.
This triggers ManagedEntityWrapper's switchToConversationContextOfComponent which
switches the current conversation to cid2
after ManagedEntityWrapper wraps the component ManagedEntityWrapper's
restorePreviousConversationContextIfNecessary method is called with oldCid = cid3
which triggers Contexts.getConversationContext().flush();
When flush is invoke the conversation (cid2) isn't long running, so flush removes all
components created in cid2
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