How can I replace an @ApplicationScoped managed bean with my own copy of it in FacesContext? All I have is an instance of FacesContext (I’m inside JSFUnit).
How can I replace an @ApplicationScoped managed bean with my own copy of it
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How can I replace an @ApplicationScoped managed bean with my own copy of it in FacesContext? All I have is an instance of FacesContext (I’m inside JSFUnit).
Application scoped beans are stored in the application map with the managed bean name as key.
So, this should do:
By the way, deeper under the JSF covers up to the Servlet API, the application map is just a mapping of
ServletContextattributes. Useful to know when it happens that you’ve only theServletContextat your hands. And in the same line, the session map maps toHttpSessionattributes and the request map toHttpServletRequestattributes. Use them for session and request scoped beans respectively.