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package org.apache.myfaces.extensions.scripting.core.reloading;
import org.apache.myfaces.extensions.scripting.core.api.ReloadingStrategy;
/**
* The managed beans have a different reloading
* strategy. The dependencies of a managed bean
* are managed by the IOC container and
* not transferred over the reloading strategy
* like for all other artifacts.
* Hence the bean handler removes the bean and its
* referring backward dependencies, and the runtime system
* rebuilds the tree anew.
*
*
* @author Werner Punz (latest modification by $Author$)
* @version $Revision$ $Date$
*/
public class ManagedBeanReloadingStrategy implements ReloadingStrategy
{
public ManagedBeanReloadingStrategy() {
}
/**
* In our case the dropping already has happened at request time
* no need for another reloading here
*
* @param scriptingInstance the instance which has to be reloaded
* @param artifactType the type of artifact
* @return does nothing in this case and returns only the original instance, the reloading is handled
* for managed beans on another level
*/
public Object reload(Object scriptingInstance, int engineType, int artifactType) {
return scriptingInstance;
}
}