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How to use Managed Bean reference inside faces-config.xml?

July 12, 2008 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

Managed Bean in JSF can refer another managed bean inside the faces-config.xml. There is no restriction for the type of bean can be refered. But, JSF does not support the cyclic dependencies for Managed Bean reference. also read: Introduction to JSF JSF Interview Questions Request Processing Lifecycle phases in JSF For example, you cannot refer […]

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How to initialize List property in Managed Mean?

July 12, 2008 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

List property in Managed Mean JSF Managed Beans can initialize its List properties in the faces-config.xml. There is a property in the faces-config.xml as list-entries. This cane be used for initializing the values and can be accessed directly through the Managed Beans in any JSP pages. also read: Introduction to JSF JSF Interview Questions Request […]

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Lists and Maps as Managed Beans in JSF

July 12, 2008 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

This tips explain how to use List and Map classes directly as Managed Beans. Here notice that you cannot use List and Map interfaces directly as Managed Beans, you can use only the implementations classes like ArrayList, Map, etc. There is no way to call constructor in the interfaces if you use List or Map […]

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How to initialize Map property in Managed Mean?

July 2, 2008 by Krishna Srinivasan Leave a Comment

Map property in Managed Mean JSF Managed Beans can initialize its Map properties in the faces-config.xml. There is a property in the faces-config.xml as map-entries. This can be used for initializing the values and can be accessed directly through the Managed Beans in any JSP pages. also read: Introduction to JSF JSF Interview Questions Request […]

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