Hi

I posted this to the user group with no reply.

After working with MyFaces and portlets I noticed that
the org/apache/myfaces/context/portlet/SessionMap only uses PORTLET_SCOPE
when looking for objects in the session map.

It never uses the application scope (PortletSession.APPLICATION_SCOPE),
which is usefull for portlet to portlet communication.

I'm just curious if this is required by the JSF specification or just
the obvious choice.

I can working around this in my backing beans, but when using JFL EL
in my JSPs I am
stuck to the "#{sessionScope.fooObj}" syntax which will only look in
the portlet scope.

I was hoping it would first look in the PORTLET_SCOPE, and if not
found, then look in the application scope.


thx,
Henrik

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