Hi In theory it is possible to override the default ResponseStateManager implementation to use another name. Some months ago the state saving algorithm in myfaces was reviewed and now the default implementation is more "aligned" with the spec intention.
The problem with override ResponseStateManager, is that usually this class is responsible of "state caching mechanics". In few words, the operations related to save/restore state from a session map on server side state saving. This algorithm could be something complex, so it is a good idea to just copy the default code from myfaces and do the changes, even if this could introduce an implementation dependency. Note if you are using trinidad, it has its own ResponseStateManager implementation, but in theory it is possible to do it there too. regards, Leonardo Uribe 2011/8/25 Hampus Wingren <carl.hampus.wing...@bredband.net>: > Hi, > > > > I´m wondering if there is a way of changing the name of the > javax.faces.ViewState hidden field? > > I´m building a thin portal based on JSF with JSF portlets and the problem is > that whenever I post from a portlet the portal will pick it up as a postback > and try to restore the view with the portlet view state id and throw a “no > saved view state…”. > > > > Regards, > > Hampus > >
