Zdravei,
It's reasonable to think that the skin initialization takes place at
application start up.
Besides, setting a context-param with a bean (user) in a scope other than
application or session looks strange to me. This is an initialization parameter
after all.
I suppose that org.ajax4jsf.framework.skin.SkinBean stays in the
session/application scope and is responsible for managing the skin. You can try
to use that bean to change the skin according to what the user has selected
after the login takes place. I think this is what you're trying to do in your
code. Here is an example I found with Google:
<h:selectOneRadio binding="#{skinBean.component}" />
| <h:commandLink action="#{skinBean.change}" value="set skin" />
You can also spend some time on loading a skin for the login page using the
browser cookie.
For start, I would suggest checking out how to programatically change the skin
after login (web.xml is not the place).
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