Hi,
I want to save the state of my JSF bean object into the client, due to
session memory constraints. I can use:
<x:saveState value="#{myBean}" />
But what happens if my bean has a reference to anocher object, that in
turn has a reference to another object, and so on?
The tag above won't save the state for the references, will it?
So I have to do something like this:
<x:saveState value="#{myBean}" />
<x:saveState value="#{myBean.object1}" />
<x:saveState value="#{myBean.object1.object2}" />
Is this right or is there a better way to achieve this?
