The data in the view state should be sufficient to recreate the state of the page when the postback
is received. To do this, it stores the following data:
• All non-transient data members in the associated controller (either standard or custom)
and the controller extensions.
• Objects that are reachable from a non-transient data member in a controller or controller
extension.
• The component tree for that page, which represents the page’s component structure and
the associated state, which are the values applied to those components.
• A small amount of data for Visualforce to do housekeeping.
View state data is encrypted and cannot be viewed with tools like Firebug. The view state
inspector described below lets you look at the contents of view state.
is received. To do this, it stores the following data:
• All non-transient data members in the associated controller (either standard or custom)
and the controller extensions.
• Objects that are reachable from a non-transient data member in a controller or controller
extension.
• The component tree for that page, which represents the page’s component structure and
the associated state, which are the values applied to those components.
• A small amount of data for Visualforce to do housekeeping.
View state data is encrypted and cannot be viewed with tools like Firebug. The view state
inspector described below lets you look at the contents of view state.
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