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FEBRUARY 17, 2010 BY CAGATAYCIVICI 7 COMMENTS Dialog Enhancements
If you are using JSF&Spring and decided upgrading to JSF 2.0, one thing you would probably like to have is the JSF TabView Enhancements
2.0′s built-in viewscope. Core Spring doesn’t provide this scope as it is more specific to JSF. No worries, using DataTable Column Resize Callback
Spring’s custom scope feature it is straightforward to port JSF 2.0′s viewscope as a Spring bean scope.
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That’s it, now you can use ViewScope for JSF beans that are managed by Spring. As an example to test,
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assume there’s a simple counter page, each click increments the counter, as long as you stay on the same page,
counter state is preserved but when you leave the page the counter is destroyed. If you access counter page again, primefaces
counter will be reset.
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By making JSF2′s ViewScope as an available scope to your Spring powered JSF backing beans, you can still take
advantage of Spring Container and at the same time have this very handy scope. Similary FlashScope can be
ported as well.
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7 Responses to Porting JSF 2.0′s ViewScope to Spring 3.0
rainwebs says:
February 17, 2010 at 9:37 am
Cool. Will you implement a complete implementation for the community?
cagataycivici says:
February 17, 2010 at 9:39 am
Hi Rainer,
Do you mean implementation of flash scope?
Turjakas says:
February 18, 2010 at 2:22 pm
You did not implement support for destruction callbacks, which in my opinion is quite important to handle the
lifecycle of the Spring beans properly.
I’ve implemented a similar Spring integration to JSF 2.0 ViewScope and I also implemented a proof-of-concept
support for destruction callbacks by storing the callbacks in a map, which uses a combination of session ID
and JSF view ID (filename) as the map key. This is needed to uniquely identify the view to run the correct
destruction callbacks. I’m just wondering whether there is a better way to implement destruction callback
support.
Then I register the Spring scope implementation as a listener to PreDestroyViewMapEvent system event and
get the session and view ID from FacesContext as the event gets fired. The only weird thing seems to be related
to page reloads, which trigger creation of new JSF view scope instance, but it does not fire the
PreDestroyViewMapEvent, so this might cause some sort of memory leaks because of callbacks getting stored
in the map. Any subsequent POST request will cause the event to be fired, however.
I’d also like to see an implementation of Flash scope with ideas of supporting destruction callbacks for it.
In addition to that, have you thought about implementing support for custom conversation/flow scope that could
be controlled in some easy and clean way by the application?
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rainwebs says:
February 18, 2010 at 8:49 pm
I did not have a look at all the JSF 2 details. But, it seems to me that there’s more to implement to have full
support for all JSF 2 features in Spring. Maybe you have time to complete what you already started .
cagataycivici says:
February 18, 2010 at 8:54 pm
Time? That is something I don’t have But yes, why not.
rainwebs says:
February 18, 2010 at 11:20 pm
Great.
John says:
February 23, 2010 at 8:22 pm
Looks like great info)))) Add to bookmarks. Thanks.
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