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-----Original Message----- > Hello, why don't you simply create the instance in the
constructor of the bean? class ManageMyBean { public ManageMyBean() { this.businessDelegate = new
com.delegates.BusinessDelegate(); } } best regards Ondrej Svetlik That is what I am doing now, but I wanted
to know if it could be injected by the framework like a string or a list is. Is there any way to manage namespaces for
bean names? For instance can I do: <managed-bean-name>delegates.businessDelegate</managed-bean-name> To avoid conflicts? I don’t want to
use underscores.
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- RE: managed properties Dhananjay Prasanna
- RE: managed properties Rick
- Re: managed properties Craig McClanahan
- RE: managed properties Dhananjay Prasanna
- Re: managed properties Craig McClanahan
- RE: managed properties Dhananjay Prasanna
- Re: managed properties Craig McClanahan
- RE: managed properties Dhananjay Prasanna
- Re: managed properties Craig McClanahan
- RE: managed properties Dhananjay Prasanna

