More information:
I tried changing the scope and that didn't work. Here is more information on
this new problem with In:
Bean:
@Name("liveReportBean")
| @LoggedIn
| @Scope(ScopeType.CONVERSATION)
| public class LiveReportBean
| {
| ...
| @In(create=true)
| private DimensionInfoCache dimInfoCache;
| ...
| private ReportApplicationContextModel model;
| ...
|
| public DimensionContextModel getModel()
| {
| return this.model;
| }
| ...
| public class ReportApplicationContextModel
| extends DimensionContextModel
| {
| protected void someMethod()
| {
| // dimInfoCache is null in 1.1, why?
| }
| }
| }
My XHTML/JSF code references this model from using a value binding expression
of "#{liveReportBean.model}". My "someMethod" is called when the renderer calls
a method on the base class of the model. In 1.0.1 all my "@In(create=true)"
variables on the live report bean were set, in 1.1 all are null. I really don't
know what is different from 1.0.1 to 1.1 that would stop the in from importing
my other beans and injecting them.
@Name("dimInfoCache")
| @Scope(ScopeType.EVENT)
| public class DimensionInfoCache ...
Thanks!
Gavin: to answer your question, In(create=true) works just fine most of the
time, but not all of the time, that is what is confusing. This is why I know
for sure these beans are being deployed fine. I am wondering if it has to do
with serialization?
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