Hello,
I just had the "Could not find stateful Bean" error in my application.
After searching in the forum, I finally understand that a bean with a wider
scope (Session) kept a reference of the stateful bean that cannot be find by
other sessions.
Here is some snipplets of my code:
The session-scoped bean
| @Scope(ScopeType.SESSION)
| @Name("gestionaffichage")
| public class GestionAffichageBean implements GestionAffichage
|
The stateful bean
| @Stateful
| @Scope(ScopeType.CONVERSATION)
| @Name("activitesByCollaborateurCrossData")
| public class activitesByCollaborateurCrossDataBean implements
activitesByCollaborateurCrossData
|
|
| bla bla bla ...
|
|
| @In
| public GestionAffichage gestionaffichage;
|
|
| yada yada ...
|
|
| public void setRealise()
| {
| this.realise = true;
| this.debut();
| gestionaffichage.afficherMenuActiviteParCollaborateur();
| }
|
Since I add the "gestionaffichage" calls in my stateful bean, "Could not find
stateful Bean" errors appeared.
I temporary moved the scope of "gestionaffichage" to APPLICATION to avoid
problems but it's not supposed to be shared between clients.
My question is: why does this error happen ?
I mean, I don't have a reference of my stateful bean in my session-scoped bean;
I have the exact opposite: an injection of my session-scoped bean in the
conversation.
So I don't get how the error is supposed to happen.
Can't I inject a "wider" scoped bean in my conversation ?
I certainly missed something here but I don't know what ...
Regards
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