As I understand it a managed-bean that is request scope will get instantiated each time (a request is submitted) and then destroyed (or sent for garbage collection) after the response.
I put some print statements in the no arg constructor and see that it is instantiated (and all setters called with Spring injection) the first time the page is requested, but then when I hit other buttons on the page (subsequent requests), I do not see the bean re-instantiated (and setters called) etc. any ideas? I have seen some beans that get instantiated on every request, but the few that I am working with don't. I have checked my config file and it is indeed in "request" scope. It acts like it is in session scope or something. I should see the no-arg constructor called each time for a request. thanks L -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/managed-bean---request-scope-question-tf3198755.html#a8880992 Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
