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You can’t do it in MyFaces. Because
inter-portlet communication will not be defined until the next version of the
portlet spec, any communication with another portlet must be done through a
vendor-specifc API. From: Marcio E Miranda
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I’m trying to access a backing bean (session scope),
which is associated with a component inside a portlet from a different backing bean
which is associated with a different portlet. The ExternalContext gives me
access to the objects belonging to a specific portlet instance session, but
hides objects belonging to the state of other portlets. I need access to
backing beans belonging to different portlets to enable a rudimentar
inter-portlet communication. How can I do that in My Faces? - marcio |

