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I don’t see how this is
possible. The same LifeCycleImpl.response() is called whether in a
portlet or a servlet. The MyFacesGenericPortlet doesn’t have anything
to do with calling StateHolder objects. Maybe you have StateHolder A that wraps
StateHolder B. StateHolder A forgets to call StateHolderB.saveState() ? From: Marcio E Miranda
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Forgot to mention that I’m using
MyFacesGenericPortlet as the JSF portlet implementation. Regards From: Marcio E Miranda
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, We have some custom JSF components in our project that save
and restore state. The state management works fine if the components are used
in a web application, but if they are used inside a portlet, the save and
restore methods are never called. I’ve tried using the client and server
methods. Is component state management enabled inside a portlet? Thanks. ______________________ |
- Component state management inside portlets Marcio E Miranda
- RE: Component state management inside portlets Marcio E Miranda
- RE: Component state management inside portlets Stan Silvert
- RE: Component state management inside portlets Marcio E Miranda
- RE: Component state management inside portlets Stan Silvert

