JSF Scope problem -

first of sorry english. put question in various german forums didnt answer :-( maybe can me.

i work jsf 2.0. have create webapplication connects backend server informations stored - no problem.

my problem one: have e.g. 2 users. user 1 logs system -> mesage sent backend server -> message received user informations -> user id set 1 user 2 logs system -> ... -> user id set 2. id of user 1 set 1. means both users share 1 instance of user class? thought each user gets own instance of java classes informations stored.

here bit code:

login.xhtml

<h:body> <f:view> <h:inputtext id="name" value="#{user.name}" /> <h:inputsecret id="passwort" value="#{user.password}" /> .... <h:commandbutton id="login" action="#{communicator.validate}" /> 

you enter user , passwort the communicator sends message backend , receives this.

communicator.java

@managedbean(name = "communicator") @sessionscoped public class communicator implements eventreceiver {      @managedproperty(value = "#{user}")     private user user;      private backendevent backendevent;  validate(); login();      public void setuser(user user) {         this.user = user;     }       public user getuser() {         return this.user;     } 

and message backend received containing user informations:

private void handlelogintell(logintell logintell) {     logger.addtolog("handle logintell");     user.setsessionid(logintell.getsessionid());     user.setname(logintell.getlogin());     user.setlogged(true); } 

the user class simple class getter/setter methods , 3 fields: username , password , sessionid.

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if 2 user go on site, thought each user new lifecycle created new instances of sessionscoped beans. but.. here users seem share 1 bean. why? can maybe explain me fault is?

regards johnny

the problem apparently scope of user variable - how registered in context? more importantly, scope? that's should cause of problem.

clarification: see problem here:

@managedproperty(value = "#{user}") private user user; 

what #{user}? defined? there must managed bean name, or must added context in other way. problem appears have application scope. context variables can have kinds of scopes, not session scope.