ADF FACES: how to make a page re-render after returning from a dialog

Question

Using EA15.
I am using a process to display a confirmation dialog to the user. However, when the dialog exits, the previous page is not re-rendered. The result of the operation that was confirmed by the dialog makes numerous changes to the underlying model that affect the layout of the original page. All these changes are made in the return listener.
How can I force the original page (the one that launched the process) to fully re-render upon return?
Thanks.

Answer 1

Thanks Adam, but no luck.
My situation is slightly different then the original poster's. I have a table with a 'add row' button in the header, and a 'modify row' button in each row. They both point at the same dialog to enter multiple data attributes about that row of data from a collection in the model. The 'modify row' pops a dialog and modifies item fine, but doesn't re-render the table automatically on return. If user performs any action on the page, the resulting table will then show the correct data. The 'add row' button on the header, but otherwise identical, modifes and re-renders correctly.
I would think this is a fairly common use case. Anyone have example code of this that can be shared? The ADF dialog demo only modifies a single uicomponent, not the entire row or table. And we have other code which demonstrates that works fine.
Is there a problem with a row button return listener adding a partial target of the table in which is resides? Whereas the header button (being outside of the table?) is capable of adding the table as a partial target?
Table.jsp:
<af:table value="#{formBean.dataBean.collection}" var="row" binding="#{formBean.table}">
<af:column>
<af:outputText value="#{row.attr1}"/>
</af:column>
<af:column>
<af:outputText value="#{row.attr2}"/>
</af:column>
<af:column>
<af:commandButton text="Modify..." action="#{formBean.modifyAction}" partialSubmit="true" useDialog="true" returnListener="#{formBean.dialogReturned"/>
</af:column>
<f:facet name="actions">
<af:commandButton text="Add Row..." action="#{formBean.addAction}" partialSubmit="true" useDialog="true" returnListener="#{formBean.dialogReturned"/>
</f:facet>
</af:table>
FormBean.java
public void dialogReturned(ReturnEvent event) {
Item item = (Item) event.getReturnValue();
if (! dataBean.collection.contains(item) {
dataBean.collection.add(item);
table.setValue(dataBean.collection);
AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(table);
DialogForm.java
public String submitAction() {
// perform some work against the row item AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().returnFromProcess(item);
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