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    How To Reset Region Task Flow in Popup

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    1. Define an input parameter called "refreshFlag" of type string that gets its value from the session scope variable "#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}". 2. Set the task flow binding in the popup to refresh if needed and bind it to the session scope variable "#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}". 3. The button that invokes the popup sets the session scope variable to a random value, forcing the task flow to refresh due to the changed binding parameter.

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    1. Define an input parameter called "refreshFlag" of type string that gets its value from the session scope variable "#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}". 2. Set the task flow binding in the popup to refresh if needed and bind it to the session scope variable "#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}". 3. The button that invokes the popup sets the session scope variable to a random value, forcing the task flow to refresh due to the changed binding parameter.

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    1. Define an input parameter called "refreshFlag" of type string that gets its value from the session scope variable "#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}". 2. Set the task flow binding in the popup to refresh if needed and bind it to the session scope variable "#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}". 3. The button that invokes the popup sets the session scope variable to a random value, forcing the task flow to refresh due to the changed binding parameter.

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    How To Reset Region Task Flow in Popup

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    1. Define an input parameter called "refreshFlag" of type string that gets its value from the session scope variable "#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}". 2. Set the task flow binding in the popup to refresh if needed and bind it to the session scope variable "#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}". 3. The button that invokes the popup sets the session scope variable to a random value, forcing the task flow to refresh due to the changed binding parameter.

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    1- In Task Flow Definitions: Define an input parameter :

    name : refreshFlag

    java.lang.String

    #{sessionScope.refreshFlag}

    2- Put the task flow in a popup:

    Popup Content Delivery : Immediate

    Task Flow Binding:

    Refresh: IfNeeded

    Define a task flow binding parameter (automatically defined): with the value of :
    #{sessionScope.refreshFlag}

    3- The button invoking the popup:

    public void passwordResetAction(ActionEvent actionEvent) {

    ADFUtil2.setEL("#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}" , getRefreshToken());

    System.out.println(ADFUtil2.evaluateEL("#{sessionScope.refreshFlag}" ));

    RichClientUtils.getInstance().showPopup(getResetPasswordPopup(), null);

    }
    private String refreshToken;

    public String getRefreshToken(){

    return String.valueOf(System.currentTimeMillis());

    There are several ways to make the taskflow ‘restart’. One is


    by passing in a different value for at least one of the input
    parameters (provided the refresh property of the taskflow
    binding in the pageDef has been set to ifNeeded or a
    refreshCondition expresion has been set and evaluates to
    true.

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