Huh,
I managed to make the system "work" by doing very uglyt hacking in
SeamStateManager.java
|
| public void writeState(FacesContext ctx, SerializedView sv)
| throws IOException {
|
| {
|
| ExternalContext extCtx = ctx.getExternalContext();
| Object serialFactoryObj = extCtx.getApplicationMap().get(
| StateUtils.SERIAL_FACTORY);
|
| if (serialFactoryObj == null) {
| SerialFactory serialFactory;
| serialFactory = new DefaultSerialFactory();
| extCtx.getApplicationMap().put(StateUtils.SERIAL_FACTORY,
| serialFactory);
| }
|
| }
| stateManager.writeState(ctx, sv);
| }
|
That is, NO org.apache.myfaces.webapp.StartupServletContextListener configured
in web.xml.
Maybe this is MyFaces bug, because in
org.apache.myfaces.portlet.MyFacesGenericPortlet has a lot of methods for all
kind of initaliazation (like init() and initMyFaces()). Especially interesting
is the initMyFaces() which looks like replacement of
StartupServletContextListener.initFaces(), but for portal/portlets. Somehow
however, i couldn't get the SERIAL_FACTORY hack work from initMyFaces() due to
FacesContext being null.
I hope i'm not missing anything else (critical) from
StartupServletContextListener initalization if the MyFacesGenericPortlet is not
working correclty.
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