how to make a bean application scoped so that it will persist as long as the web application is running???
and how can we access it in our controller??
thank you
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Jump to Post@ManagedBean @ApplicationScope public class YourClass ... In Servlet: getServletContext().getAttribute("yourClass") In JSF: #{yourClass.whatever}
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masijade
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@ManagedBean
@ApplicationScope
public class YourClass ...
In Servlet: getServletContext().getAttribute("yourClass")
In JSF: #{yourClass.whatever}
cool_zephyr
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thank you for the reply..are all controllers in spring framework singleton too?? meaning we can access them like this??
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I know little about Spring. In JEE 6/7 most of these frameworks are no longer needed. IMHO.
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