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I need to implement access control from a JSF page - we have this implemented using Struts tags at present using the &lt;s:if&gt; tag. What is the JSF equivalent ?<br />
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Also, how can I access HttpSession variables when using JSF ?<br />
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Thanks
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I need to implement access control from a JSF page - we have this implemented using Struts tags at present using the <s:if> tag. What is the JSF equivalent ?

Also, how can I access HttpSession variables when using JSF ?

Thanks

Access Control from JSF Page

I need to implement access control from a JSF page - we have this implemented using Struts tags at present using the &lt;s:if&gt; tag. What is the JSF equivalent ?

Also, how can I access HttpSession variables when using JSF ?

Thanks

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