backing bean and managed bean-difference?
Akhilesh Trivedi
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posted 10 years ago
what is the difference between and managed bean and backing bean?
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posted 10 years ago
A managed bean is simply a JavaBean that you've specified to the JSF config file as being automatically constructed and initialized by the JSF framework.
A backing bean is a JavaBean that's bound to a JSF page, usually so it can display and/or input data.
More often than not, backing beans are managed beans, since as long as the framework's willing to set up your beans for you, you might as well let it. For one thing, the management framework will allow you to tie together complex interconnetions between beans without your having to hard-code those connections within the beans themselves. Which simplifies the beans and makes them easier to reuse and to test.
A backing bean is a JavaBean that's bound to a JSF page, usually so it can display and/or input data.
More often than not, backing beans are managed beans, since as long as the framework's willing to set up your beans for you, you might as well let it. For one thing, the management framework will allow you to tie together complex interconnetions between beans without your having to hard-code those connections within the beans themselves. Which simplifies the beans and makes them easier to reuse and to test.
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scot summers
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Posts: 2
posted 10 years ago
one more
backing bean should be defined in scope - request and it should not hold the state
backing bean should be defined in scope - request and it should not hold the state
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