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hi nageswara......
normally what the refresh does is it clears all the values and loads the page again......
what you cvan do is:
<node>->invalidate().
this methos clears al the values that are stored in the attributes of every node.......
you should do this for every node......
so now your component gets cleared of all the values.....
but the supply function will be immediately called... you need to define your own logic for that.
---regards,
alex b justin

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