Re: initialize a mangaged bean in application scope at applicationstartup

[Claudio Tamietto]

if i undestand your answer i have to subclass the class org.apache.myfaces.webapp.StartupServletContextListener and override contextInitialized. Correct ? ----- Original Message ----- From: Pierpaolo Follia To: MyFaces Discussion Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 11:00 AM Subject: Re: initialize a mangaged bean in application scope at applicationstartup No Claudio, you have to use a Servlet that initialize it (maybe simply referincing it via FacesContext). Another solution is to create a new ServletContextListener and use the contextInitialized() method to initialize your factory. bye Claudio Tamietto wrote: i'm tryng to use jpox and jsf and i have used a managed bean at application scope for initialize the PersistenceManagerFactory. This activity is very time consuming and start only when the first user request reference the bean. is there a way to initialize the bean at application startup and not at the first reference ? -- Pierpaolo Follia