Contextual Event refresh/redraw issue between 2 regions (taskflow w/ jsffs)

Working on JDev 11.1.1.2.0
I have one jspx
which contains 2 regions - bounded taskflow with jsffs
Now, I want to communicate between region1 and region2
so, producer is : region2pageDef and consumer is: region1pageDef, and Handler is pointing to a Java Bean Data Control , listening for ActionEvent
Contextual events works fine as expected , but when region1 listenes the contextual event , at that time entire jsff gets refreshed / redrawn, why?
How contextual event works from the ADF side ,and what causes it to redraw the page fragment
Thanks

When I have 3 dynamic regions on a jspx page, where every region loads taskFlow with jsff page.
One of the pages produces the contextual event, the other receives the contextual event and the 3rd one does nothing.
Then 3rd region is not refreshed. It works correctly.
But when I place eventMap in the pageDef of the jspx page, then all regions are refreshed no matter if they receive the contextual event.
This is not the right way. Why is that? Do you have an idea?
I am using JDev 11.1.1.3.0
Edited by: Nikolay Minchev on Dec 22, 2010 2:44 AM

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