JSF Managed Bean XML Configuration
In this tutorial we will be creating JSF Managed Bean XML Configuration. You can configure managed beans with XML inside the WEB-INF/faces-config.xml file or if you have a large project and you want to...
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JSF Access Managed Bean Programatically
This tutorials shows how to access a JSF or CDI managed bean programatically. Sometimes, you may need to access a JSF or CDI managed bean from an event listener or another managed bean. You...
JSF Hidden Input Value Example
In this example we show the usage of the JSF hidden input value tag. The tag can be used to pass temporary data or information provided by the user that should be used again....
CDI Managed Bean example with @Named
This tutorial show how to create CDI managed beans. CDI is preferred over plain JSF backing beans because CDI allows for Java EE wide dependency injection. In a future release of JSF the @Managedbean...
Passing variables in JSF Flash Scope
This tutorial we’ll talk about JSF Flash Scope which is introduced in JSF 2.0 and is utilised when you need to pass parameters between views without the need to store them in the session....
Inject CDI Managed Bean
This tutorial we show you how to inject CDI managed bean into another. CDI is much more powerful then plain JSF managed beans. With JSF Managed beans you where limited to JSF beans only....
Inject JSF Managed Bean
This tutorial show how to inject JSF Managed Bean into another JSF Managed bean. In JSF 2.0 there is a new @ManagedProperty annotation. This annotation is used for dependency injection. We can Inject a...
JSF PreRenderView – Execute Initialization Code At page Load
This tutorial show how to execute a initialization method before the page is loaded in JSF. View parameters are not yet available in the @PostConstruct phase. JSF PreRenderView tackles this problem, you can address...
JSF Backing Bean Annotation @ManagedBean example
This tutorial we configure JSF Backing Beans with Annotation Configuration. The @ManagedBean marks a bean to be managed by JSF. By default if no name attribute is specified it’ll use the fully qualified class...
Creating Lists and Maps as Managed Beans in JSF
This example explains how to use Lists and Maps as Managed Beans in JSF. It is recommend to put the managed beans in a separate managed-beans.xml file to keep a clear overview of managed...