Thanks Mike. I think Serialization is implemented correctly. I had some logging statements in my form beans and t:saveState wouldn't work "inside" <f:view> until I removed them. All form beans implement Serialization.
>From form1.jsp with a t:saveState to form2.jsp with a t:saveState(same id) - I can outputText from form1 on form2. Form1 being parentForm.jsp, form2 being divisionForm.jsp. Where I'm fuzzy is actually accessing the data from parentForm (form1) in the backing bean of divisionForm.java (form2) - not in the jsp. The way I implemented the injection (see original post) returns null for all the attributes of the bean from savedState - null in the backing bean not the jsp. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/t%3AsaveState-how-to--t1521818.html#a4147166 Sent from the MyFaces - Users forum at Nabble.com.
