Update: I managed to get the view id using two independent approaches:
The first approach gets the view id from the request parameter map using the
key "jsf_viewid". I am not sure whether this key is standard or specific to an
implementation of JSF.
| @In(value="#{facesContext.externalContext.requestParameterMap}")
| private Map reqParam;
|
| public String login(){
| String viewId = reqParam.get("jsf_viewid").toString();
| }
|
The second approach gets the view id from the UIViewRoot.
| @In
| private FacesContext facesContext;
|
| public String login(){
| UIViewRoot view = facesContext.getViewRoot();
| String viewId = view.getViewId();
| }
|
Now I am left with one problem, that is getting the old GET request parameters
from the URL as in http://localhost:8080/blogEntry.jsf?id=35. The reqParam map
above contains the parameters passed by the POST request but not the old GET
request.
Is there a way to capture the current URL when the user clicks on login?
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