BUG - First create actually replaces the first row of the table

Question

I would like to be able to add new rows to a table and bound the create function to the button. The issue I encounter is the first time I press the button it instead actually changes the first row to be the newly inserted row instead of adding a new row. I have attached the code for my button below, it is very strange. Am I doing something incorrectly? I have the table I'm inserting into bound to the page and I can see the row actually get replaced even though all I am calling is a create method. Is this a bug? Any help would be appreciated. Code is below, I am simply setting the values for the create method prior to the call to the operationbinding:
public String appendButton_action() {
BindingContainer bindings;
bindings = getBindings();
FacesContext ctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
Application app = ctx.getApplication();
ctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
app = ctx.getApplication();
ValueBinding bind = app.createValueBinding("#{processScope.runId}");
String runId = (String) bind.getValue(ctx).toString();
bind = app.createValueBinding("#{bindings.RunId.inputValue}");
bind.setValue(ctx, runId);
bind = app.createValueBinding("#{processScope.ConfigurationId}");
String configId = (String) bind.getValue(ctx).toString();
bind = app.createValueBinding("#{bindings.ConfigId.inputValue}");
bind.setValue(ctx, configId);
OperationBinding operationBinding = (OperationBinding)bindings.getOperationBinding("Create");
operationBinding.execute();
operationBinding = (OperationBinding)bindings.getOperationBinding("Commit");
operationBinding.execute();
return null;
}

Answer 1

I am very disturbed that nobody cares there is a bug in ADF using Oracle BC's. Can somebody respond? It should be impossible to run a create method and get an update on the database without something being wrong in the persistence layer. I understand this is an in-depth question but there should be some resource available to resolve actual issues or at least provide some insight.