On 2/22/06, Vladimir Coutinho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can do this from any class ... but it will only return a useful result in the context of a request that is actually being handled by JavaServer Faces (i.e. one whose URL matches the URL mapping for FacesServlet) -- or if you are following the outline in the spec for turning a non-Faces Request into a Faces Response.
Could I access faces context from a non jsf class? (a bean used with AJAX)
FacesContext fc = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
You can do this from any class ... but it will only return a useful result in the context of a request that is actually being handled by JavaServer Faces (i.e. one whose URL matches the URL mapping for FacesServlet) -- or if you are following the outline in the spec for turning a non-Faces Request into a Faces Response.
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Vladimir M Coutinho
Craig
