[appengine-java] Re: JSF 2.0 @ManagedPoperty problem

[Ahmet Akyol]

Here is the answer :

quote
We need to set annotation lifecycle provider manually as
org.apache.myfaces.config.annotation.NoInjectionAnnotationLifecycleProvider.
   Other providers use some classes that are restricted on
Google App Engine.
/quote
http://blog.aliok.com.tr/2010/03/myfaces-2-on-google-app-engine-how-to.html

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[appengine-java] JSF 2.0 @ManagedPoperty problem

[Ahmet Akyol]

Hello everybody,

You (may) know, JSF 2.0 managed beans have a mechanism( the
@ManagedProperty annotation) for dependency injection which basically
provides communication between managed beans.

Anyway, this mechanism works properly on my local GAE development
environment, but it doesn't work on actual GAE. There's no related
warning/error on logs whatsoever.

Any idea ?? :)

By the way, I also tried to access managed beans programmatically;
same thing here, it just works locally ...

Thanks in advance

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