nahab
Reputation: 1354
Is JSF managedBeans and JMX managedBeans the same?
Maybe a little bit stupid question, but is JSF managedBeans and JMX managedBeans the same? Can I access, for example, JSF managedBean through JMX?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 301
Answers (1)
chkal
Reputation: 5668
No, JMX beans and JSF beans are completely different concepts. JSF beans are primarily accessible via EL expressions and JMX beans can be accessed using the standard Java management interfaces.
Upvotes: 1
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