jsf - What is the difference between @Scope("session") and @SessionScoped -
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i following this tutorial.
it uses @scope("session")
, @sessionscoped
in different implementations.
what differences?
it explained in tutorial:
mixed use of both jsf , spring annotations working fine, weird , duplicated – @component , @managedbean together. actually, can uses single @component, see following new version, it’s pure spring, , works!
so @sessionscoped
jsf solution. , @scope("session")
pure spring solution.
using @sessionscoped
make application more portable, when example want switch java ee. using spring-di gives more consistent implementation.
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