First post here, so bare a bit with me. Searched a lot, but either because I was to blind or because I just didn't use the correct search strings, I haven't found any answer relevant to my problem.
Basically, I have a web application written in Java and using Primefaces. I'm using a p:layout, having the main content in the center unit, the header in the north and the footer in the south unit of the layout. The west layout unit holds a p:poll which runs every two seconds cand calls a js function when the oncomplete event is triggered.
So far so good. The thing is that on a certain page, in the center layout unit, I have a f:viewParam which accepts only longs and, even though the value is valid, when the above poll gets executed, the requiredMessage from the f:viewParam appears.
After doing some intensive search, I've found that by adding a ignoreAutoUpdate="true" to the p:poll, the messages from the f:viewParam will not get triggered and the warning telling that I have to provide a valid id isn't shown.
So, my question is: by having the ignoreAutoUpdate="true" in my p:poll will compromise, by any chance, the f:viewParam validation? Or is it safe to leave it there?
Here is the relevan parts from my layout:
The poll form the west layout unit:
<h:form id="liveQueueForm">
<p:remoteCommand name="rcStart" action="#{liveQueueMB.startPoll()}"/>
<p:remoteCommand name="rcStop" action="#{liveQueueMB.stopPoll()}"/>
<p:poll id="liveQueueUpdater" delay="10" widgetVar="livePoll" interval="2" listener="#{liveQueueMB.init}" oncomplete="updateLiveQueue(xhr, status, args);" autoStart="true" partialSubmit="true" ignoreAutoUpdate="true" immediate="true" />
<div id="live-queue">
<div id="queue-holder"></div>
</div>
</h:form>
The f:metadata block which holds my f:viewParam:
<f:metadata>
<f:viewParam name="callId" value="#{viewInboundCallDetailsMB.callId}" required="true" requiredMessage="Please provide a valid call ID" converter="javax.faces.Long" converterMessage="The call ID is not numeric" />
<f:viewAction action="#{viewInboundCallDetailsMB.init}"/>
</f:metadata>
Thank you!