Can not commit when using region in bounded task flow

Hi All
I am using Jdeveloper 11g R2 (11.1.2.3) & Weblogic 10.3.5.0
I have 2 bounded task flow in my application (A and B)
Each contain a fragment with few tabs (using af:panelTabbed)
I have another common functionality in this 2 bounded task flows
So I create another bounded task flow and add it as a region in tabs in task flows A and B
But when I am going to the common tab and insert record and commit using task flow commit it is not commit records in database
Is something wrong ? Any ideas how I can fix it?
Regards
Mohsen

Hi Frank
I am using below code for commit (from TaskFlowUtils class)
public void commitTaskFlow() {
getDataControlFrame().commit();
public DataControlFrame getDataControlFrame() {
BindingContext bindingContext = oracle.adf.controller.binding.BindingUtils.getBindingContext();
String dataControlFrameName = bindingContext.getCurrentDataControlFrame();
DataControlFrame dataControlFrame = bindingContext.findDataControlFrame(dataControlFrameName);
return dataControlFrame;
Your comment was too helpful , I change data control scope to shared and it is working now
One more related question:
Is adding bounded task flow into another fragment as region an advised approach?
Thanks a lot
Regards
Mohsen

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