Change selectBooleanCheckbox before turning off

Using JDeveloper 11.1.1.3

I have a JSPX with some selectOneBooleans on it. I also have a selectOneChoice. Given the value selected from the selectOneChoice, checkboxes should be disabled. Before turning off, I need to deselect them.

All boxes have a partialTrigger to the selectOneChoise.
This is the code I use in the valueChangeListener
    public void valueChange(ValueChangeEvent e) 
    {
        System.out.println("Setting new values");
        if(e.getNewValue() != null){
          PlantType type = (PlantType)e.getNewValue();
          if(type.getCode().equals("PLANT")) {
            plant.setIsWild(false);
            plant.setIsCultivated(false);
            plant.setIsList1(false);
            plant.setIsList3(false);
            chkWild.setDisabled(true);
            chkCultivated.setDisabled(true);
            chkList1.setDisabled(false);
            chkList3.setDisabled(false);
            
          }
          else if(type.getCode().equals("FUNGUS")){
            plant.setIsList3(false);
            chkList3.setDisabled(true);
            plant.setIsListedAsterisk(false);
            chkAsterisk.setDisabled(true);
            chkWild.setDisabled(false);
            chkCultivated.setDisabled(false);
            plant.setIsWild(false);
            plant.setIsCultivated(false);
            plant.setIsList1(false);
            chkList1.setDisabled(false);
            
          }
      }        
    }
An example of a checkbox control:
<af:selectBooleanCheckbox id="wild"
        text="#{bundle.plant_wild}"
       value="#{pageFlowScope.plantBackingBean.plant.isWild}"
       binding="#{pageFlowScope.plantBackingBean.chkWild}"
       partialTriggers="plantype"/>
This is what is happening in the UI:
When I select all the boxes and move from fungus to plant, disabled checkboxes keep activated.
When I change of BOF plant to fungus, they are unchecked.

I'm doing something wrong here?
I also added a few exit my plants and my grain of support to find out when the getters and setters are called:

When I change from fungus to plant, it is the output:
Definition of new values
Raging boolean
Raging boolean

I get the same when I go from plant to fungus so I do not know that the EL really returns the correct value for the checkbox control.
Maybe this could be a problem because I turn off the box and therefore does not allow the change of the user interface or something like that?

How can I solve this problem?

If immediate = "true" = "true" autoSubmit is set to the SelectOneChoice it is a partial trigger for the boxes, and then set immediate = "true" on the checkboxes too, if phase JSF "Update Model" would be ignored of the boxes.

Dimitar

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