Nandakumar Rajamanickam

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Composition IS-A Association.
Aggregation IS-A Association.


it should be HAS-A instead of IS-A
14 years ago
No techies to answer my question?
14 years ago
JSF
No, Problem is not in getting hold of the request object. Instead to reinitialize the class level variables on every request if it is required.

What I am currently doing is, write one dummy method in the backing bean and call it in the top of the JSP page. Inside that method reinitialize the variables. It works perfectly fine but I want to know whether any other better way of doing this.
14 years ago
JSF
given the comments below.....
14 years ago
JSF
Hi Techies, In our JSF design for portal, we have made a design such a way to have all the backing beans in session scope [for many a reasons]. But in the same page, if I have multiple actions, then I need to differentiate one request from the other. Please let me know how to do this in the proper way [since constructor of backing bean called only once if it is in session scope....]. I am thinking of having a init kind of method in the JSP and get the request value through f:param. is my thought, correct?

Let me know if my question is not clear.
14 years ago
JSF