Hi, > Why are you using prototype scope anyway?
In order to get a new fresh instance every time is requested. > AFAIR the once the bean is looked up from spring it is being cached by > AnnotProxyFieldValueFactory itself. > > So using prototype scope will not work anyway: either way you always get a > fresh bean (so you cannot keep state) or you will always get the same bean > (even worse if the bean is stateful). > > You probably should convert your code to using singleton beans and pass > appropriate state from wicket component itself. OK, I understand, that explains my issue. However, I have a bean that is stateful and the state cannot be sent by wicket componets (more precisely it's a bean that provides the local date and local time, and it's cached in a field so every time you invoke it, it returns the same date). So, I'm getting the same date when I navigate through a stateful page. Is there any another workaround or the only way out is not to keep the date cached? Thanks for the replies. Regards. -- Mauro Ciancio --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
