I’m writing custom JSF 2.0 components. Is there way to step through each of the phases in a lifecycle with a debugger?
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I’m writing custom JSF 2.0 components. Is there way to step through each of the phases in a lifecycle with a debugger?
Put a breakpoint on the
execute()method of theLifecycleimplementation of your JSF implementation. It’s there where each phase of the JSF lifecycle expect of the render response will be executed. To hook on render response as well, put another beakpoint onrender()method of the sameLifecycleimplementation.In Mojarra, the
Lifecycleimplementation is thecom.sun.faces.lifecycle.LifecycleImplclass. It’s open source (so is MyFaces), you can download the source at the vendor’s homepage such as http://javaserverfaces.java.net.