[ http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBSEAM-2146?page=all ] Igor Laberov updated JBSEAM-2146: --------------------------------- Description: The page consists of dataTable and combo box for data paging. During request, in update model phase, some session bean variable is updated in existing session bean instance. However, during invoke application phase, new instance of that stateful session bean is created. No exception were logged and 'destroy' method of existing instance wasn't called. It happens only in IE6. In IE7 and FF2.0 the behavior is OK. Sniffing of HTTP request shows the difference in POST parameters: IE6 - main_form=main_form& main_form%3Adata%3A2%3Adel_=& main_form%3AselectedRemoveIndex=745& main_form%3AdeletePanelOpenedState=& javax.faces.ViewState=_id18 IE7 and FF - main_form=main_form& main_form%3Adata%3A0%3Adel_=& main_form%3AselectedRemoveIndex=589& main_form%3Aj_id97=11& main_form%3AdeletePanelOpenedState=& javax.faces.ViewState=_id9 while, as you can see it differs by one paramer - 'j_id97', which is id of combo box (that wasn't changed by user). was: The page consists of dataTable and combo box for data paging. During request, in update model phase, some session bean variable is updated in existing session bean instance. However, during invoke application phase, new instance of stateful session bean is created. No exception were logged and 'destroy' method of existing instance wasn't called. It happens only in IE6. In IE7 and FF2.0 the behavior is OK. Sniffing of HTTP request shows the difference in POST parameters: IE6 - main_form=main_form& main_form%3Adata%3A2%3Adel_=& main_form%3AselectedRemoveIndex=745& main_form%3AdeletePanelOpenedState=& javax.faces.ViewState=_id18 IE7 and FF - main_form=main_form& main_form%3Adata%3A0%3Adel_=& main_form%3AselectedRemoveIndex=589& main_form%3Aj_id97=11& main_form%3AdeletePanelOpenedState=& javax.faces.ViewState=_id9 while, as you can see it differs by one paramer - 'j_id97', which is id of combo box (that wasn't changed by user). -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira