From JSR 168.
"PLT.15.2 Session Scope
PortletSession objects must be scoped at the portlet application context
level.
Each portlet application has its own distinct PortletSession object per
user session. The portlet container must not share the PortletSession
object or the attributes stored in
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To: users@myfaces.apache.org
Subject: Portlet support -
multiple instances of a portlet.
Hi,
How does MyFaces (or JSF for that matter) handle backing
beans in multiple instances of the same portlet? For example, let’s say
that I’ve deployed two instances of MyPortlet in the same
To: users@myfaces.apache.org
Subject: Portlet support - multiple
instances of a portlet.
Hi,
How does MyFaces (or JSF for that matter) handle backing
beans in multiple instances of the same portlet? For example, let’s say
that I’ve deployed two instances of MyPortlet in the same page of a
Hi,
How does MyFaces (or JSF for that matter) handle backing
beans in multiple instances of the same portlet? For example, let’s say
that I’ve deployed two instances of MyPortlet in the same page of a
portal. MyPortlet defines a view which has components binded to a backing bean
that mu
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