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Get rid of your code for registering PhaseListeners and, instead, use:
<lifecycle>
<phase-listener>co.com.atenaerp.seguridad.acegi.jsf.AccessDecicionManagerPhaseListener</phase-listener>
</lifecycle>
in faces-config.xml. (PhaseListeners are not bound to managed/backing
beans, but are bound to the whole JSF application. i.e. any particular
PhaseListener that you register via faces-config.xml will be activated for
every request made to the application's FacesServlet.)
Make sure that you're not parsing faces-config.xml twice for the reasons
that Bruno Aranda gave in his e-mail.
Then, make sure that your implementation of PhaseListener has a method
exactly like this:
public PhaseID getPhaseID() {
return PhaseID.RENDER_RESPONSE;
}
This tells MyFaces to only invoke the beforePhase(PhaseEvent) and
afterPhase(PhaseEvent) methods in your PhaseListener for the
RENDER_RESPONSE phase.
The code you want to execute after the RENDER_RESPONSE phase would then go
in your PhaseListener's afterPhase(PhaseEvent) method.
Jeremy
