Jdev 11 Table validations bug.

Validation errors on ADF editable table fires only when you change a row by clicking.
If you press any submit button they disapear.
Also validations dont fire if you navigate to a diferent row by pressing Tab key.
is this a bug?
Is there any way that these validation errors do not disapear when i press any button?
details:
[http://adfbugs.blogspot.com/2009/08/table-validations-bug.html]

Hi,
don't think this is a bug because you perform sever side validation that is not existing on the client. So this validation only happens when you change the row currency on the binding layer, which is not happening when you use the tab. To see this error immediately you would need to assign a submit event when leaving a filed. So if you set autosubmit=true on your cell component renderers then this fires quite happily (but who wants to pay the price for this ?)
Frank

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