Thanks guys,
I made it work. For now just some String values, but I will probably transform
them into a "config" class.
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Btw take a look at the wiki example. There's a pretty nice example of doing
exactly this.
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"anescu" wrote : I want something like "application scope". Just a damn
constant, the same value for everyone.
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Stateless will do that, too. Stateless means that it doesn't get stored in a
scope, so any time something asks for that variable (injection, el, whatever),
it will re-evaluate th
I have somethig like this:
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I want something like "application scope". Just a damn constant, the same value
for everyone.
I read the reference for Seam, I saw the factory examples, but I did not find
yet any example on how to actually read the values in code. Probably there are,
somewhere :).
I'll see if I can get my co
You probably want
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The auto-create means you can use @In instead of @In(create=true).
You can specify a different scope if you want.
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