Mario Ivankovits schrieb: >> So, for example, while in the "Relationships" tab, I may want >> to quickly view or edit a Party. The view/edit Party view is usually in the >> Party tab. So, essentially I'm reusing the same page in a completely >> different flow. >> >> Oh - and there is a not very well known scope (some consider it a hack). The "viewController" scope. This allows the bean configured that way to reuse the same scope as your viewController is configured for - and thus use the same persistence context. You have to follow the viewController naming rules or use the @ViewController annotation to make that work.
Not sure if this helps here, though. I normally use that for converter (configured via spring instead of faces-config.xml) to allow them to use the same persistence context to load data from the database. Ciao, Mario
