JSF: rendered attribute?

The rendered attribute simply states if the following component should be rendered on the client side DOM. These components will still follow the JSF lifecycle events and will maintain the value of a managed bean.

The rendered attribute simply states if the following component should be rendered on the client side DOM. These components will still follow the JSF lifecycle events and will maintain the value of a managed bean. EDIT: In response to a request for a workaround: The simplest way I can see to workaround this, if you do not want the value attribute to invoke the bean method then simply wrap the logic in your bean method with an if check on the render condition.

Public void loadSomething(Object someObject) { if (render()) { //Do loadSomething logic } }.

– Cosmin Vacaroiu Jun 7 at 12:06 I added a workaround to my answer above. – maple_shaft Jun 7 at 12:24 Thank you for the workaround! – geeehhdaa Jun 7 at 12:48.

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