Thank you Greg for your explanation. With the hint of Romain I found
this just before I read your mail. I think that there is even a third
SessionScoped class.
Op 20-12-15 om 22:44 schreef Greg Trasuk:
Marco:
There are two different @SessionScoped annotations in the JEE6 API -
‘javax.faces.bean.SessionScoped’ (this is from the JSF spec) and
‘javax.enterprise.context.SessionScoped’ (this is from the CDI spec). When you
created a JSF managed bean, you need to be consistent - if you use the
@ManagedBean annotation, then you can use the jsf @SessionScoped annotation,
but if you use the @Named annotation, then you need to use the CDI spec
annotation.
Unfortunately, Eclipse doesn’t know this, so if you used ‘Ctrl-Shift-O’ to
organize your imports, and you’re not paying attention to which one it picks,
you can end up importing the wrong annotation very easily.
Change the ‘import’ statement in your ‘Tomee.java’ to import
javax.enterprise.context.SessionScoped rather than
javax.faces.beans.SessionScoped and your bean should work as you intend.
Cheers,
Greg Trasuk
http://www.webagesolutions.com
