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Hi, once more while adapting to Trinidad an existing
application (Tomahawk + Facelets): a request-scoped bean LoginBean was made persistent across requests through Tomahawk t:saveState. Thus LoginBean exports a deserialization method such as: private void readObject(java.io.ObjectInputStream aInputStream) { FacesContext fc = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance(); ... At application startup I see a LoginBean deserialized first, but there is no FacesContext at that time, since fc = null. This used to work fine before extending web/faces-config to Trinidad. Any idea ? Thanks -- Renzo |
- [Trinidad] missing FacesContext while deserializing Renzo Tomaselli
