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second time my method is not called on button click
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abhishekt tiwari
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Joined: Jan 26, 2011
Posts: 15
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IN JSF
I have called one method which return array size
if array size is greater than 0 and my userid and password is right then it goes on welcome page its working fine
if i put the wrong password it will kept same page this is also fine
but seond time when i put right password and i click on button it is not going on welcome page
because my array size is still 0
why 
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Tim Holloway
Saloon Keeper
Joined: Jun 25, 2001
Posts: 14456
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Welcome to the JavaRanch, Abishekt!
My standard disclaimer is that do-it-yourself login code is a Bad Thing, no matter how many Java books use it as an example. Apps that manage their own security are invariably insecure.
However, at a purely technical level, it looks like your backing bean has Request Scope. JSF requires Session Scope in a lot of places that other Java web frameworks don't.
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abhishekt tiwari
Greenhorn
Joined: Jan 26, 2011
Posts: 15
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Tim Holloway wrote:Welcome to the JavaRanch, Abishekt!
My standard disclaimer is that do-it-yourself login code is a Bad Thing, no matter how many Java books use it as an example. Apps that manage their own security are invariably insecure.
However, at a purely technical level, it looks like your backing bean has Request Scope. JSF requires Session Scope in a lot of places that other Java web frameworks don't.
can you suggest me for any visual JSF Book with netbeans plzzzzzzzzzzz..
because i want to develop my application in JSF
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abhishekt tiwari
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Joined: Jan 26, 2011
Posts: 15
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abhishekt tiwari wrote:
Tim Holloway wrote:Welcome to the JavaRanch, Abishekt!
My standard disclaimer is that do-it-yourself login code is a Bad Thing, no matter how many Java books use it as an example. Apps that manage their own security are invariably insecure.
However, at a purely technical level, it looks like your backing bean has Request Scope. JSF requires Session Scope in a lot of places that other Java web frameworks don't.
Thanls for reply...
But I have no where used request Bean or Scope in my Application
can you suggest me for any visual JSF Book with netbeans plzzzzzzzzzzz..
because i want to develop my application in JSF
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abhishekt tiwari
Greenhorn
Joined: Jan 26, 2011
Posts: 15
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Tim Holloway wrote:Welcome to the JavaRanch, Abishekt!
My standard disclaimer is that do-it-yourself login code is a Bad Thing, no matter how many Java books use it as an example. Apps that manage their own security are invariably insecure.
However, at a purely technical level, it looks like your backing bean has Request Scope. JSF requires Session Scope in a lot of places that other Java web frameworks don't.
Ranch my welcome page is having request Scope and rest of all beans with Session Scope
So is this fine but
Still my button click is not working for second time 
Kindly help me please
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abhishekt tiwari
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Joined: Jan 26, 2011
Posts: 15
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I solved my Problem which i posted
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Greg Charles
Bartender
Joined: Oct 01, 2001
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Congratulations!
It's a great feeling to solve your own problem. Please post a short description of how you solved it here. That way anyone reading this thread now or in the future can share in the benefits.
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abhishekt tiwari
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Joined: Jan 26, 2011
Posts: 15
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Greg Charles wrote:Congratulations!
It's a great feeling to solve your own problem. Please post a short description of how you solved it here. That way anyone reading this thread now or in the future can share in the benefits.
Data is coming from database into the arrayList so size become >1 then it goes on home pag ,Second time connection was close so data is not travell from the database so array size is 0 ,thats the reason second time it does not going on home Page
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I agree. Here's the link: jrebel
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