> Declare your backing bean as a <managed-bean>, using a > <managed-bean-name> value that can be mapped from the view identifier. > (See DefaultViewControllerMapper for the details of the default > mapping.) In nearly all circumstances, you will want the bean to be > placed in request scope. > > In which xml should i define the managed-bean and the view its mapped to?
The DefaultViewControllermapper maps view ids to managed beans. E.g., if your view has the view id "/pages/page1.jsp", you have to declare in your faces-config.xml a managed bean with the managed-bean-name "pages$page1". At least that's my experience... Cheers, René > > -- > Seeing is believing >
