geomunir wrote:
So, when we use Session scope, how does event.getArg knows that its a session variable?
It doesn't--the event object is used for form and URL variables (and anything else that gets put in there programmatically by you or the framework). Things like session and application scope are a different animal.
I mean there are scopes such as session that exists until the session timesout. What happens with event.getArg(), does it stays in the memory until the user ends the session?
No, once the event terminates the event object is gone. It doesn't have anything to do with session scope.
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