JSF View Scope can lead to memory leak

0	JSF stores the View Scope (`@ViewScope`) in the session store. Can this lead to memory issues? jsf viewscope memory asked 18.10.2017 at 10:52 Alex Suter ♦♦ 3.1k●12●22●47 accept rate: 84%

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Each new view needs new space again. This problematic is well-known in the JSF world: https://www.google.ch/search?q=jsf+view+scope+memory

Implementations like myfaces already tried to hit this issue with solutions like the LRU Cache (Last Recently Used) org.apache.myfaces.NUMBER_OF_VIEWS_IN_SESSION.

Ivy makes sure when a user logs out that the ViewScope is deleted.

However, we are planning improvements in this area: As soon as the dialog ends properly, we will ensure that the view scope is deleted in the future.

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