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I have a question about RequestScoped ManagedBean :

It seems like the RequestScoped ManagedBean is created every time we change something in the view, indeed, if we change value of <p:selectOneMenu>, for example, method declared as @PostConstruct is called.

I think this will slow the application.

Can some explain more this issue ?

ThunderPhoenix
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    Just put bean in view scope if you need it to live as long as the view? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7031885/how-to-choose-the-right-bean-scope/ – BalusC Aug 20 '13 at 18:50

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It seems like the RequestScoped ManagedBean is created every time we change something in the view

RequestScoped ManagedBean will be created for every request made. If changing something in the view is going to make a new request, e.g. ajax request, then the bean will be created and its method annotated with @PostConstruct will get every time bean is created

I think this will slow the application

What kind of operation are you performing in that PostConstruct annotated method? What is it that you need everytime a request is created? If you could avoid that, then there is no need to write a PostConstruct

Prasad Kharkar
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