Spring context would be valid, but the backing beans would probably not be.
It is the typical problem of having two active servlets, but in one case the
servlet is a portal which is accessing parts of your servlet code. If you
consider it to be two separate servlets (which it is), you can understand why
beans in one servlet would not be visible within another servlet.
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From: Olivier Ziller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 4:49 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: servlet and portlet in the same time?
hello,
Nebinger, David a écrit :
is it possible to have both a jsf portlet and a jsf
servlet
running in the same time in a web application? and
sharing
the same facescontext?
I doubt it. The faces context is based upon the incoming
request
information, etc. But the two incoming paths (portlet and
servlet) take
different paths.
The portlet request comes via the main portal servlet, while
the servlet
request is on it's own.
The obvious solution is to include any parameter information on
the
incoming servlet request that you need to generate the pdf by
the
servlet.
my wish was to reuse my spring context and corresponding backed beans
regards
