valueChangeListener is being called before the setters, even with immediate="true"

valueChangeListener is being called before the setters, even with immediate="true".
This is not the right behavior since it overwrites any property modified in the event handler.

<t:panelGrid columns="2" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="5px" columnClasses="left top, left top">
<t:outputLabel for="infoId" value="Options"/>
<t:selectOneMenu id="infoId" value="#

{productBean.infoId}

" onchange="submit()" valueChangeListener="#

{productBean.valueChangedHandler}

" immediate="true">
<f:selectItem itemValue="-1" itemLabel="<new short info>"/>
<f:selectItems value="#

{productBean.shortInfoSelectItems}

"/>
</t:selectOneMenu>

<t:outputLabel for="descText" value="Description"/>
<t:inputTextarea id="descText" rows="8" value="#

{productBean.description}

"/>

<t:outputLabel for="utilText" value="Usage"/>
<t:inputTextarea id="utilText" styleClass="wXXXL" rows="8" value="#

{productBean.usage}

"/>
</t:panelGrid>

public class ProductBean {

private Long infoId;
private String description;
private String usage;

// .... setters and getters for the above properties

public void valueChangedHandler(ValueChangeEvent event) {
Long infoId = (Long) event.getNewValue();
if ((infoId != null) && (infoId > 0))

{ //DataService and ProductInfo are related to Hibernate ProductInfo info = DataService.getProductInfo(infoId); this.description = info.getDescription(); this.usage = info.getUsage(); }

}
}

Description and Usage properties can never be changed since they get overwritten with the initial values.
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