On 3/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] > But I can use jsf session beans as it, because on our project we are using > JBoss 4.0.3 in cluster and for all JSF UI components I will get > NonSerializable exception. Also I can not use one manage bean on two pages, > because I have actually wizard application with 4-5 pages.
You're not really using the same bean. You're using an request-scoped bean with identical data/state on each page. t:saveState merely initializes the new request-scoped bean with the same data as the last request-scoped bean. Same data, different bean.
