[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/SEAMFACES-107?page=com.atlassian.jira.plu... ] Dan Allen updated SEAMFACES-107: -------------------------------- Description: It may be useful to raise an event before or after creation of the ViewMetadata (or both). There is a compelling reason to raise the event afterwards to allow the application to programmatically register additional metadata components (such as UIViewAction or UIRestrictView). {code:java} public void onCreateMetadata(@Created ViewMetadata metadata, FacesContext context) { metadata.getChildren().add(...); } {code} In order for this to work, the ViewMetadata will need to either extend BeanManagerAware or become an injectable component itself (the former is simpler). The @Created qualifier should be introduced in Solder in the "event" package. was: It may be useful to raise an event before or after creation of the ViewMetadata (or both). There is a compelling reason to raise the event afterwards to allow the application to programmatically register additional metadata components (such as UIViewAction or UIRestrictView). public void onCreateMetadata(@Created ViewMetadata metadata, FacesContext context) { metadata.getChildren().add(...); } In order for this to work, the ViewMetadata will need to either extend BeanManagerAware or become an injectable component itself (the former is simpler). The @Created qualifier should be introduced in Solder in the "event" package. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira