ADF FACES: af:table not rendering all columns

I'm using ADF EA 17 with myFaces 1.0.9 on JBoss 4.0.1/JVM 1.4.2_07-b05. The af:table is embedded within an af:panelgroup (being body of af:panelbox).
The af:table is not rendering all columns (only last 2 out of 8 cols total). The model behind the af:table is a java.util.List. Debugging shows that the list is filled up with beans correctly and that each of the properties of such a bean corresponding to a table column are also set correctly.
Strange thing is that sometimes all columns are rendered ok. Especially if i make heavy changes on the jsp (e.g. removing all but 2 cols from the af:table) and dropping it into the .../jboss/server/../tmp/deploy/tmpXYZ-exp.war directory. Restarting JBoss results in the old behaviour. Also closing browser and re-opening it yields to the missing columns again.
I've set breakpoints on the bean properties representing on table column and i can see, that the getter methods aren't called (all but those 2 that get rendered finally)
Table has multiselection enabled with 1 command button.
This happens with both IE 6 and Firefox 1.0.4; no oracle, myFaces exceptions visible on console or any log file.
Has anybody made same experiences so far or an idea what the problem really is ?
best regards,
Christoph.

I've tried it also with a plain af:table without any surrounding af:panelgroup or/and af:panelbox. Same result.
The bean holding the table-model (the java.util.List) is in session-scope. the table-model is update by an actionListener fetching values from an EJB. Could the session-scope be a problem ?
Potential candidates from my point of view, that might cause trouble here:
--) Caching (i've seen that sort of "CachedRenderers" are used
--) partial page rendering
--) multi-threading issue.
--) or any silly mistake of mine :-)
best regards,
Christoph

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see a branding made by me, using no branding works as well ->
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<- Removing the required attribute here makes sorting
and row navigation functional again. ->
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</jsp:root>4. A property files
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menu1.application.label = MyShop.com
menu2.products.label = Product management
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title.page = Product management
title.new = New product's data
title.list = Existing product list
action.add = Add to product list
product.name = Product's name
product.price = Price
product.description = Description
list.empty = No product yet.5. The /images/SRBranding.gif file.
EDIT: Forgot to add the required field and "fixed" the comment that the forum was erasing. =P
EDIT: Added a note.
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<servlet-mapping>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1252"?>
<!DOCTYPE faces-config PUBLIC
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"http://java.sun.com/dtd/web-facesconfig_1_1.dtd">
<faces-config xmlns="http://java.sun.com/JSF/Configuration">
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