April 2004
Intermediate to advanced
606 pages
20h 4m
English
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Name
<referenced-bean>
Synopsis
The <referenced-bean> element
declares a bean that the application
makes available in one of the scopes accessible to JSF. A development
tool can use this information, e.g., include the bean name in a list
of available JSF EL variables, and show all its accessible
properties.
Syntax
<referenced-bean> [<description [xml:lang="lang"]>description</description>]* [<display-name [xml:lang="lang"]>displayName</display-name>]* [<icon [xml:lang="lang"]> [<small-icon>iconPath</small-icon>] [<large-icon>iconPath</large-icon>] </icon>]* <referenced-bean-name>beanName</referenced-bean-name> <referenced-bean-class>className</referenced-bean-class> </referenced-bean>
The bean name (i.e., the name of the request, session, or application
scope attribute where the application puts the reference) is declared
by the <referenced-bean-name> element, and
<referenced-bean-class> declares the fully
qualified class name:
<referenced-bean> <referenced-bean-name>myDataSource</referenced-bean-name> <referenced-bean-class>javax.sql.DataSource</referenced-bean-class> </referenced-bean>
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