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Check JSF-Spring - IMHO spring is much more robust
in beans lifecycle
Michał Małecki
Hello!
I'm working on a JSF
project that has some backing beans in session scope. Now we have the need to
register these beans at a messaging system to exchange some data. But if the
backing beans are registered at a messaging system they will never be freeed
by the garbage collector. The question is: are there any lifecycle methods
that are invoked when a backing bean is destroyed (end of session)? Is it
possible to monito and observe backing beans?
Thank you!
Cheers,
Sascha
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