Outjecting bean property

[bashan]

I know it may be a stupid question...

I have a User entity bean which is created when user logs in the system. This entity bean is defined as session scope. I have a reset password page in which user enters email and reset password link is sent him. In this bean I do not use: @In to inject the user object since user may have not logged to the system yet. I simply define a private variable, in which I load the user according to the given email input field. But in the reset password action I am sending mail using Seam mail. In the mail xhtml file I want to use the user object. How do I outject the user object from my bean, so it will be recognize in the mail xhtml?

Thanks,
Guy.

[joeviterbo]

You could use @Roles on the User-Bean to differ the temporary data from the session-scoped user and use that one in your conversation-context.
You could also use @Out with a @Factory-method.

[bashan]

Sorry, I didn't get it...

I would like to be able to access user object on a different rendered page. How can I do it? This code is not working for me:

      Contexts.getPageContext().set("user", user);
      Renderer.instance().render("/mail/password.reset.xhtml");

[pmuir]

Use the Event context.

[bashan]

Thanks. Working great.