JSF - Can @PostConstruct block setter method by using an ajax call?

That can happen when the UICommand component is not rendered in the component tree during apply request values phase and/or update model values phase. I.e. The rendered attribute of it or one of its parents has evaluated false at that point.

Sometimes I'm setProfilePage is totally absent. That can happen when the UICommand component is not rendered in the component tree during apply request values phase and/or update model values phase. I.e.

The rendered attribute of it or one of its parents has evaluated false at that point. The presence of @PostConstruct should not have any influence.

As BalusC indicates, having a rendered attribute set to false at a postback is quite often a cause for action methods not being executed. This typically happens when such attribute defaults to false and is only later in the JSF life-cycle (i.e. After apply request values) set to true.

Defaulting to true (if possible) or remembering the value of this attribute by using the view scope or something like the Tomahawk saveState tag often gets you around this problem. In addition I would like to mention that next to PostConstruct, AJAX also should have nothing to do with this problem.

In fact I don't have a rendered attribute set to false. You can see the example of my issue here stackoverflow. Com/questions/4292330/… – markzzz Nov 27 '10 at 20:56.

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