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    1. COI do understand the workarounds you are suggesting but want to get to the workaround if it is really needed. In my mind I have the assumption that the servlet and the JSF page should share the same session as they are part of the same application and same context as well. Is my assumption incorrect? Is there a way an external application can make a POST request to a JSF page?
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    2. COThanks for the quick response BalusC. Currently as a POC, the external application is a html page doing a form submit doing a POST request to my servlet. I read the post about how sessions work but that still did not help me understand why there were two separate sessions between my servlet and the page it redirected to within the same context. BTW, big fan of yours! You have indirectly helped me understand and solve some of my JSF related issues over the years.
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    3. COI realized that what I was looking for was a client side changes with values updated to the bound bean attributes using f:ajax. One thing I am not liking is if a section has say 6 fields and I am using f:ajax with listener on two of the fields, when I render the section, the values of the input components that were not one of the ones with f:ajax get cleared as they are not set on the backing bean. I know adding a dummy listener and calling that from each input component would get that set, but I am interested to find out if there is a way to not have f:ajax on each input field?
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