List the available scopes for managed bean in jsf.
Answer / Bhole Nath Mishra
JSF offers four different scopes for managed beans: request, view, session, and application. Request-scoped beans are only accessible within the current HTTP request; view-scoped beans are visible to components within a specific JSF view; session-scoped beans exist throughout the duration of the HTTP session; and application-scoped beans have global access across all sessions.
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