[scopes] render-scope vs flash-scoped vs codi scopes

frameworks like seam provide a so called render-scope e.g. to use beans after a redirect for rendering the next page. that's very often not enough because beans are usually also needed on a subsequent request to the same page. the flash scope is also not the best solution because it's usually also used to overcome the redirect issue of request scoped beans. therefore, myfaces codi introduced the view-access-scope which keeps beans as long as they are accessed by a view (also supports any kind of ajax scenarios). however, if you really need the behaviour of @RenderScoped, you can use e.g. the @PostRenderView callback to terminate beans (which have one of the codi scopes) manually or you can provide a custom marker and you terminate all beans with this marker automatically in a phase-listener. the needed information is available in the wiki (or just contact the myfaces mailing list, if you need further information about it).