I want to use <strong>JSF2.0</strong> in cluster environment. I'm building a <strong>JPA2.0 + Spring 3.0 + JSF2.0</strong> stack. I know how to replicate session scoped beans. But how to replicate view scoped beans? I plugged view scope into <strong>Spring 3.0</strong> from here
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The idea is the same as in JS2.0 on JEE6 server - put a bean into the view map (
)
The problem is :
I've opened
on <strong>node 1</strong>.
bean was created. I clicked something and the
request got onto <strong>node 2</strong> - where the view doesn't exist.
Is it possible to have this in cluster environment? Should I use only session and
scope?
On the other hand JSF view-state may not work properly in cluster environment. How to use JSF on cluster?
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The idea is the same as in JS2.0 on JEE6 server - put a bean into the view map (
Code:
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getViewRoot().getViewMap()The problem is :
I've opened
Code:
index.xhtml
Code:
View-scoped
Code:
postbackIs it possible to have this in cluster environment? Should I use only session and
Code:
requestOn the other hand JSF view-state may not work properly in cluster environment. How to use JSF on cluster?