Hello Rodrigo, You mean like being in one room in a browser tab and in another room in another? If so I suggest that you use Trinidad and use a pageFlowScoped bean instead of a session bean and store the selected roomId there. Otherwise you'll have to deal with tokens (push the current roomId in a hidden field for example).
Regards, ~ Simon On 7/10/07, Rodrigo Olmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Simon, But the real user case is that a chatter can join multiple rooms within the same session, I mean the chatter could be talking in two or more differents rooms at the same time. So injecting the Map in the session scope sounds better, but I don't now how to select just one of the chat rooms. Thanks again. ------------------------------ *From:* Simon Lessard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *Sent:* martes, 10 de julio de 2007 16:48 *To:* MyFaces Discussion; [EMAIL PROTECTED] *Subject:* Re: Managing multiple instance of a managed bean Hello Rodrigo, Yes this is possible by using an application scoped bean that implements Map. In your exemple it would be Map<RoomId, Room>. You can then get the good Room object in your page using the following EL structure: #{myAppBean[mySessionBean.roomId].whateverRoomObjectProperty} Regards, ~ Simon On 7/10/07, *Rodrigo Olmo* < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi all, How can i manage multiple instante of a managed bean bind to a jsf? I mean, suppose you want to create a chat application in which you can create differents rooms on air. How can I develope the mange bean for each chatroom? Is it possible to reference managed beans dynamically so I could create for example room1Bean, room2Bean and bind them dynamically in my JSF? Thanks in advance, Rodrigo
