suresh Difference between JSF Managed Bean and CDI Managed Bean
A JSF Managed Bean is a Java object managed by the JavaServer Faces framework for server-side processing in Java EE web applications. It is typically associated with a JSF specific annotations such as @ManagedBean or configured in faces-config.xml.
On the other hand, a CDI Managed Bean is a Java object managed by the Contexts and Dependency Injection framework in Java EE applications. CDI Managed Beans are typically annotated with @Named, @Inject, or @Dependent annotations and managed by the CDI container.
The main difference between JSF Managed Beans and CDI Managed Beans is the way they are managed and instantiated within the application context. While JSF Managed Beans are specific to the JavaServer Faces framework, CDI Managed Beans are part of the broader CDI framework and can be used across different Java EE technologies.
In summary, JSF Managed Beans are specific to JavaServer Faces and are managed by the JSF framework, while CDI Managed Beans are part of the broader CDI framework and can be used across different Java EE technologies.
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