When Managed Bean creates and property of the beans creates?

In addition to the previous answer: You could use (in web. Xml) javax.faces.application. ViewExpiredException viewexpired.

Jsp Or Context Parameters instead of Session Attributes. See: tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/... safebox.guisho.com/jsf-how-to-get-webxml... Or use (in faces-context. Xml) application for your bean, so it will stay independent from the session.

Correct way of doing this is declaring exception handler factory in faces-config. Xml, then implementing the factory by subclassing javax.faces.context. ExceptionHandlerFactory, and then overriding handle() method in your implementation of javax.faces.context.

ExceptionHandlerWrapper. There you should analyze the exception for the ViewExpiredException class and redirect to your view expired page in that case.

We have used the same in our applications. But the problem is in only redirection to the error page. My application redirects to the error page.

But the page is not loaded. – Muneeswaran Balasubramanian Dec 1 '10 at 1:53 By adding the emptysessionPath=true in server. Xml I can get its works.

– Muneeswaran Balasubramanian Jan 19 at 3:43.

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