Ryan:
OK, that makes sense now. I put in a PhaseListener to output logging
details and I am finding the same results.
Thank you for the explanation.
--Todd
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Subject: Re: Which phase in the Lifecycle is a managed bean's
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Todd Patrick wrote:
> Which Phase in the Lifecycle is a managed bean's constructor accessed?
>
> In the Standard lifecycle, I believe it is 1, RESTORE_VIEW.
>
> There is no mention of the managed bean's constructor at:
>
> http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/tutorial/doc/JSFIntro8.html#wp123500
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> Thanks,
>
> --Todd
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It depends on when the bean is first accessed with relation to its
scope.
Say you have a request scoped bean bound to the rendered attribute of
a component. The first time the view is accessed, the bean would be
created during RENDER_RESPONSE. On a post back, the same
bean would be created during APPLY_REQUEST_VALUES.
If the bean was session scoped, the constructor would most likely
only have been invoked the first time the view was rendered for that
user.
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