JSF Parameter Bassing

> Hi,

>

> Given the following scenario;

>

> Page A (SearchPage) can navigate to two possible

> pages Page B (ViewPage) and Page C (EditPage).

>

> I wish to pass information such as a persons details

> from the SearchPage to the View or Edit Pages. As I

> understand this can be done either of two ways;

>

> 1. As request parameters on the HTTP request object.

> This isn't really an option as the information would

> be two verbose and would be best served in a

> pojo/bean.

>

> 2. Use a backing bean and access the backing bean

> from the view/edit pages. This will work, but I must

> know the name of the bean (that was used in the

> SearchPage) in the view/edit pages. Since I want the

> view/edit pages to be extended for different types of

> object (e.g. Person, Address, Car) I don't really

> want to know where the request is coming from. Is

> there some way of 'injecting' the appropriate

> BackingBean as a parameter to the view/edit pages.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Brian

if you dont want to pass it as request parameter directly put it in the session or Just have a managed bean in your session scope, you can directly use this bean in your Page B or C, create a new Java class add all members which you want to pass it to the other pages, register this class in your faces config.xml like this

<managed-bean>

<managed-bean-name>mgbean</managed-bean-name>

<managed-bean-class>com.package.MgBean</managed-bean-class>

<managed-bean-scope>session</managed-bean-scope>

</managed-bean>

@VK@a at 2007-7-12 21:25:48 >