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What is a managed bean?



What is a managed bean?..

Answer / Gourab Kumar

In JSF, a Managed Bean is a Java class that represents a UI component or a set of components in the web application. They are managed by the JSF implementation and can be used to encapsulate application-specific behavior. To create a managed bean, you typically annotate a class with @ManagedBean.

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