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Steve
... I use ... facesContext ... not ... ServletContext ... Does it makes a difference?
However, I was trying to store the relevant data into the SESSION-object itself (so I do not need to store all the data in the application-scope). Makes it But it seems, this does not work:
Should I leave it in my application-scope or should I try to store the relevant information in the session-scope?
Steve
Originally posted by nimo frey:
How about the space in my application-Scope?
Is it good to store this information in that scope?
Where is the limit?
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Originally posted by Jeanne Boyarsky:
The limit is the amount of available memory.
Consider Paul's rocket mass heater. |