Beans that you could access from your dashlet in alfresco

If you're developing a custom dashlet or any jsf page for any purpose in alfresco, you could use the beans listed in (alfresco\WEB-INF\faces-config-beans.xml).

Here's the list :

• MultilingualManageDialog (The bean for the Delete Category screen)
  
• ManagePermissionsDialog (The bean for the Manage Permissions)
  
• MakeMultilingualDialog (The bean that make a document multilingual)
• EditMLContainerDialog (The bean that edit the multilinguals properties of a document)
• AddTranslationWithoutContentDialog (The bean that add a new translation without content)
• AddTranslationDialog (The bean that add a translation with a content)
• LoginBean (The bean that backs up the Login screen)
• NavigationBean (The bean that holds navigation state)
• BrowseBean (The bean that holds folder browse state)
• AboutBean (Bean that provides information for the About page)
• DialogManager (Bean that manages the dialog framework)
• WizardManager (Bean that manages the wizard framework)
• CreateSpaceDialog (The bean that backs up the Create Space Dialog)
• CreateSpaceWizard (The bean that backs up the Create Space Wizard)
• DeleteSpaceDialog (The bean that backs up the Delete Space Dialog)
• ClipboardBean (The bean that manages a users Clipboard state)
• RecentSpacesBean (The bean that manages the state for the Recent Spaces Shelf component)
• UserShortcutsBean (The bean that manages the state for the User Shortcuts Shelf component)
• SearchProperties (The bean that holds a state for the Advanced Search screen)
• AdvancedSearchDialog (The bean that holds a state for the Advanced Search screen)
• UsersBeanProperties (The bean that holds state for the Users screen)
• UsersDialog (The bean that holds state for the User Management screens)
• GroupsDialog (The bean that holds state for the Groups Management screens)
• CategoriesProperties (The bean that holds state for the Category Management screens)
• CategoriesDialog (The bean that holds state for the Category Management screens)
• EditSpaceDialog (The bean that backs up the Edit Space Dialog)
• AddContentDialog (The bean that backs up the Add Content Dialog)
• CreateContentWizard (The bean that backs up the Create Content Wizard)
• EditContentWizard (The bean that backs up the Edit Content Wizard)
• ViewContentPropertiesDialog (The bean that backs up the View Content Properties Dialog)
• SetContentPropertiesDialog (The bean that backs up the Set Content Properties Dialog)
• ..........
• WorkflowBean
• and a lot more....

I can't believe that the list is so long that it even make me think to create a small program to load the xml file and parse it just to get this list :)
Anyway, bottom line is these beans might help you, knowing that they're exist already a help.