Work around for request scope for Listitems-working

Question

Hi finally I got some work around solution for Listitems working with request scope, if any suggesion welcome, below is the small code of jsp and bean.
<h:selectOneMenu id="ownerListMenu" value="#{pc_trackingSearchPage.trackingSearchPageBean.selectedOwner}">
                                        <f:selectItems value="#{pc_trackingSearchPage.trackingSearchPageBean.ownerList}" />
                                   </h:selectOneMenu>
I used onPageLoadBegin() and onPagePost(),
first on PageLoad - I am loading the List from DB, its displaying perfect.,
than on pagePost -> I am setting the value ->ownerList.add(new SelectItem(getOwnerListMenu().getSubmittedValue().toString(),getOwnerListMenu().getSubmittedValue().toString()));
------->here is the getOwnerListMenu method.
     public HtmlSelectOneMenu getOwnerListMenu() {
          if (ownerListMenu == null) {
               ownerListMenu =
                    (HtmlSelectOneMenu) findComponentInRoot("ownerListMenu");
          return ownerListMenu;
so this way the List will not be empty what ever the user selectes it will be their, as i am setting key and values as same, so in submit method,
i am getting the selected keys and going back to backend getting results displaying on other page,
--->this will work only if they don't need the list , if they want to display the list again, they have to load freshelly.
I hope it will give some solution for request scope, if the data is huge and not to save on the session for navigation purpose.
suggestions welcome.
Thanks
srikanth
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Answer 1

Apperently iTunes 11 is not affected (Apple stil makes iTunes11 for the 14 yr old Microsoft XP OS, but not for anything PPCs can run. Go figure)
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On 9.2.1/10.4.11 differences, some time in the past someone selected 'save file' and checked the box 'don't ask again' on your computers dialog box. That's why you're not given a choice wih the file downloads. I would think that selection should be able to be reversed.
iTunes 9.2.1/OS10.4.11 puts those downloaded URLs into the Music Libary of iTunes, no matter if it's opened directly, or you click on the file on your desktop. You can create a new playlist, highlight the selection in the Music Libary, and drag it to your new playlist to keep alll the steaming URLs together. NOTE, this only creates an alias, the URL copied by iTunes must remain in the Music Libary. You can then delete the the files on the desktop, if you want. I did multiple stations this way in 9.2.1, they all show in either the new playlist created, or in the Music Libary, and remain after the desktop files are deleted and trash emptied.
You can switch sations by double clicking them. Another note, all the URLs were all from vtune.
I hope this helps.
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