Selection listener

i have written a bean in the selection listener of an af:table... but this does not get called on pageload
I am refreshing a region which contains child records... based on the selection of a particular record in the af:table
How to call this one on pageload. after pageload when i select the master records it works well... but on pageload my method doesnt get called and all records are coming

Hi,
you can queue a SelectionListener from Java
SelectionListener selListener = new SelectionListener(...,...,...);
selListener.queue();So if you find a method that is invoked on page load (e.g. phaseListener on f:view) then this can be used
Frank

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