open class WebApplicationContextFacesELResolver : ELResolver
Special JSF ELResolver that exposes the Spring WebApplicationContext instance under a variable named "webApplicationContext".
In contrast to SpringBeanFacesELResolver, this ELResolver variant does not resolve JSF variable names as Spring bean names. It rather exposes Spring's root WebApplicationContext itself under a special name, and is able to resolve "webApplicationContext.mySpringManagedBusinessObject" dereferences to Spring-defined beans in that application context.
Configure this resolver in your faces-config.xml file as follows:
<application> ... <el-resolver>org.springframework.web.jsf.el.WebApplicationContextFacesELResolver</el-resolver> </application>Author
Juergen Hoeller
Since
2.5
See Also
SpringBeanFacesELResolverorg.springframework.web.jsf.FacesContextUtils#getWebApplicationContext
WebApplicationContextFacesELResolver()
Special JSF In contrast to SpringBeanFacesELResolver, this ELResolver variant does not resolve JSF variable names as Spring bean names. It rather exposes Spring's root WebApplicationContext itself under a special name, and is able to resolve "webApplicationContext.mySpringManagedBusinessObject" dereferences to Spring-defined beans in that application context. Configure this resolver in your |
static val WEB_APPLICATION_CONTEXT_VARIABLE_NAME: String
Name of the exposed WebApplicationContext variable: "webApplicationContext". |
open fun getCommonPropertyType(elContext: ELContext, base: Any): Class<*> |
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open fun getFeatureDescriptors(elContext: ELContext, base: Any): MutableIterator<FeatureDescriptor> |
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open fun getType(elContext: ELContext, base: Any, property: Any): Class<*> |
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open fun getValue(elContext: ELContext, base: Any, property: Any): Any |
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open fun isReadOnly(elContext: ELContext, base: Any, property: Any): Boolean |
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open fun setValue(elContext: ELContext, base: Any, property: Any, value: Any): Unit |