Accessing Different Scopes programatically in ADF.

You can use the following piece of codes to access different scope programatically.

1)  How to programmatically access requestScope objects

        ADFContext context= ADFContext.getCurrent();
         Map reqScope = context.getCurrent().getRequestScope(); 
         reqScope.put("Name","Kunal Kumar");
         

2)  How to programmatically access ApplicationScope objects

        ADFContext context= ADFContext.getCurrent();
         Map appScope = context.getCurrent().getApplicationScope();
         appScope.put("Name","Kunal Kumar");

3)  How to programmatically access sessionScope objects

        ADFContext context= ADFContext.getCurrent();
         Map sessScope = context.getCurrent().getSessionScope();
        sessScope.put("Name","Kunal Kumar");

4)  How to programmatically access viewScope objects

       AdfFacesContext context= AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
        Map viewScope = context.getViewScope();
        viewScope .put("Name","Kunal Kumar");

5)  How to programmatically access pageFlowScope objects

        AdfFacesContext context= AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
        Map pageFlowScope = context.getPageFlowScope();
        pageFlowScope.put("Name","Kunal Kumar");



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