Examples of javax.faces.component.UIPanel.popComponentFromEL()

javax.faces.component.UIPanel.popComponentFromEL()

                ((AbstractFacelet)componentFacelet).applyDynamicComponentHandler(
                    context, tempParent, baseKey);
            }
            finally
            {
                tempParent.popComponentFromEL(context);
                // There are two cases:
                // 1. If we are under facelets algorithm control (binding case), the refreshing logic will be done
                // outside this block. We can check that condition easily with FaceletCompositionContext
                // 2. If we are not under facelets algorithm control, check if the dynamic component requires refresh,
                // if that so, mark the view to be refreshed and reset the flag, otherwise continue. This check

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                ((AbstractFacelet)componentFacelet).applyDynamicComponentHandler(
                    context, tempParent, baseKey);
            }
            finally
            {
                tempParent.popComponentFromEL(context);
                // There are two cases:
                // 1. If we are under facelets algorithm control (binding case), the refreshing logic will be done
                // outside this block. We can check that condition easily with FaceletCompositionContext
                // 2. If we are not under facelets algorithm control, check if the dynamic component requires refresh,
                // if that so, mark the view to be refreshed and reset the flag, otherwise continue. This check

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                ((AbstractFacelet)componentFacelet).applyDynamicComponentHandler(
                    context, tempParent, baseKey);
            }
            finally
            {
                tempParent.popComponentFromEL(context);
                // There are two cases:
                // 1. If we are under facelets algorithm control (binding case), the refreshing logic will be done
                // outside this block. We can check that condition easily with FaceletCompositionContext
                // 2. If we are not under facelets algorithm control, check if the dynamic component requires refresh,
                // if that so, mark the view to be refreshed and reset the flag, otherwise continue. This check

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                ((AbstractFacelet)componentFacelet).applyDynamicComponentHandler(
                    context, tempParent, baseKey);
            }
            finally
            {
                tempParent.popComponentFromEL(context);
                // There are two cases:
                // 1. If we are under facelets algorithm control (binding case), the refreshing logic will be done
                // outside this block. We can check that condition easily with FaceletCompositionContext
                // 2. If we are not under facelets algorithm control, check if the dynamic component requires refresh,
                // if that so, mark the view to be refreshed and reset the flag, otherwise continue. This check

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                ((AbstractFacelet)componentFacelet).applyDynamicComponentHandler(
                    context, tempParent, baseKey);
            }
            finally
            {
                tempParent.popComponentFromEL(context);
                // There are two cases:
                // 1. If we are under facelets algorithm control (binding case), the refreshing logic will be done
                // outside this block. We can check that condition easily with FaceletCompositionContext
                // 2. If we are not under facelets algorithm control, check if the dynamic component requires refresh,
                // if that so, mark the view to be refreshed and reset the flag, otherwise continue. This check

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