Craig McClanahan schrieb: > On 4/9/07, Andrew Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> They can also cause issue with duplicate IDs if the ID of the bound >> component is auto-generated > > Even worse will be big problems when (and not if) you have multiple > simultaneous requests on the same session (and therefore the same > component instances). JSF components are designed on the assumption > that they will be accessed solely from the request thread, and > therefore don't worry about things like synchronization around > modifications. > Actually if you want to combine an object with component bindings with an object with session scope, there is a way without breaking anything. Spring 2.0
Spring 2.0 has the so called aop:scoped-proxy constructs which allow to combine various objects of different scope in a clean manner. With that you can combine longer scoped objects with smaller scoped ones without breaking anything.
