Accessing memory scope attributes using Java

hello guys, am wondering if there is anyway to access a memory scope attribute dynamically using java,
lets say i have a value stored in application scope, #{applicationScope.MemberId}
can i get that value in a java class directly without binding the value to a hidden UI component ??
thanks in advance
Saidi.

ADFContext.getCurrent().getApplicationScope()
Check ADFContext (Oracle Fusion Middleware Java API Reference for Oracle ADF Share)
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