behavior of an initial page request life cycle.

I have a doubt in the behavior of Adf life cycle.

It is said that for a claim only for the phases of restore and make response are executed.

lets say I have a page (edit.jspx) with departments view instance removed as a form with the confirmation key.

I asked for this page for the first time and brought a few changes and press the confirmation button.

It will change in the database without posting because it's the original application.

Please correct my agreement on the life cycle of ADF.

When you click the validation button, is not an initial claim, so the validation occurs. An initial request (from point of view of the edit.jspx) was when you emptied into the page.

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