The resolver stuff is part of the managed property stuff. You'd only use it when you have no way to get a reference to a managed bean, or it's inconvenient to get a reference to a managed bean using dependency injection.
For instance, I used them in converters and servlet filters. On 11/18/05, Mario Ivankovits <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mike Kienenberger wrote: > > Thanks. I hadn't considered the possibility that this wasn't a managed > > bean. > > So if it's an unmanaged bean, it sounds like it's better to work with > > the Map directly, but if it is a managed bean you probably don't want > > to do that since the bean may not exist yet. > > > But as long as the bean is managed, I dont understand why all this > resolver stuff is recommended instead of the manager-property stuff? > As long as you are able to avoid any faces specific stuff in your bean > its easier to reuse such a bean, isnt it? > > > --- > Mario > >
