JSF: CommandLink not working with dataTable and ajax?

Put the bean in the view scope. @ManagedBean @ViewScoped public class MovieBean { // ... } And ensure that you don't do any business logic in the getters. So they should all look like this public List getMovies() { return movies; } Yes, just a return propertyName; and nothing more.

If you need to, do it somewhere else. Both will ensure that the list of movies is exactly the same during the form submit request as it was during the request which displayed the list. This way JSF can find the commandlink responsible for the action and execute it accordingly.

See also: JSF ignores action attribute.

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