Passing parameters to a page

[meet_nagi]

Hi,

I am trying to pass a object to a different page from an action/listener class using the page context. Below is the code and pages.xml for your reference. I understand that page context won't be available to ConfirmedApplications page after redirection and I don't want to use Conversation here. Please let me know if there is any other way that I can pass this object to the page.

Thanks

// Dispose the application
     public String disposeApplication(String action) {
          applicationInboxBean.setAction(action);
          applicationInboxBean = (ApplicationInboxBean) invokeSetService(false);
          Contexts.getPageContext().set("confirmedApps",
                    applicationInboxBean);
     
          
          return "confirmedApplications"; // redirect the user to Confirmed
                                                  // Applications
     }

<page expires="0" view-id="/webmain/*" back="enabled">
          <navigation>
               <rule if-outcome="confirmedApplications">
                    <redirect view-id="/webmain/confirmedApps.xhtml" />
               </rule>
               <rule if-outcome="Applications Inbox">
                    <redirect view-id="/webmain/applicationInbox.xhtml" />
               </rule>
               
     <exception class="gov.fcc.cls.web.admin.exceptions.AdminServiceCallException">
          <redirect view-id="/webmain/errorDisplay.xhtml">
               <message severity="ERROR">#{org.jboss.seam.handledException.message}
               </message>
          </redirect>
     </exception>
</navigation>
</page>

[brunoskrebs.bruno.krebseng.com.br]

A Conversation Context is not useful in your case?

[meet_nagi]

Right now I am using the conversation context only but trying to find out whether any other means is available. When I have used the conversation context on page refresh the object in conversation context is becoming null / unavailable.

[serkan.s.eskici.online.nl]

In your first bean class, say class A, you place an Event by passing the object in it; and in your class B you listen on this event and retrieve the object.

public class A {

    public void sendObject(Object toSend) {
        Events.instance().raiseEvent("object-sent", toSend);
    }
}


public class B {

    @Observer("object-sent")
    public void onSend(Object receivedObject) {
        // do stuff with receivedObject
    }
}