JBO-33035 Row Currency Error

I have a JSP/Struts apps in 10.1.2 JDev that raises a JBO-33035 when the following steps are executed:
A user logs in, performs a search, the results are displayed in a table with a detail link. If the user then clicks on the detail, then clicks the browser back button to see the search results, and then clicks a logout button, the JBO-33035 is raised.
My logout was created by right-clicking on the page and selecting 'Go to code' and then adding the following method:
public void onLogout(DataActionContext ctx) {
ctx.getHttpServletRequest().getSession(true).invalidate();
When I try to step through it in JDev, it executes correctly, and the exception is not raised. The error only occurs when deployed to Tomcat. Anybody have any ideas about how I can trap this? On logout, I don't really care about row currency.

I figured this out. I put my logout button in a do method for the searching page rather than the display page, i.e.
<html:form action="/searchNames.do">
<input type="submit" value="Logout" name="event_Logout"/>
</html:form>
Now it works great.

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I have a Dept table which has 10 rows.
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Hi Chris,
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Hi!
Something for the weekend :)
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If you can't provide me an answer (which I know it would be very difficult by the information provided), maybe you could explain the cause of some of the errors described above?
I'd appreciate any tips on this since I don't have e an idea how and where to start to at least reproduce and find out the cause of this. Than I'll worry about the solution :).
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Row Currency error

I have an web page with a read-only table (navigator) linked to a corresponding Form layout.
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no post......
Edited by: BaiG on Nov 2, 2010 2:21 PM

PBS !!! JBO-35007 row currency has changed

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I have a simple DB Table Person with 2 columns "FirstName", "LastName" which are required (not Null).
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Ok, i don't ignore the validation error. By switching off client validation, i want to use the server side validation for required fields. So, by using the server side validation for required fields, i obtain JBO-35007 error after the second submit (no commit) of my form which contents blank field. In this simple case, i don't understand why the VO is out of synch with the data displayed on the screen.
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From a page with an ADF Readonly table, I press 'Edit' button to edit some fields (not all) in an edit page as a Dialog page. Both page use same View Object Instance. Edit page has Commit and Rollback button.
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2. JBO-35007: Row currency has changed since the user interface was rendered. The expected row key was oracle.jbo.Key[IV 2107 SIU01 ]
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Doing a rollback by default clears the caches. This causes view objects to be requeried the next time they are needed, and causes the current row to be reset to the first row in the view object instance's default row set.
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