I'm not sure that the continuation id will be a good indication, as
every request is technically part of a continuation. So, it will
always appear as though the "login" element is executing as a
continuation step.
Continuations are only active for elements that use continuations-
related calls like pause(), call() and stepback(). A continuation ID
will only be available for those elements that have these methods.
Answer doesn't cause a continuation to be created, I think.
Would it be possible to have a sketch of what a continuation tree
looks like? I think that would clarify a lot of things.
No pressure, though. I know you're a busy man :-)
If you're using the 1.6 nightly builds,
ContinuationContext.getActiveContext() and use getParentContext() to
walk the tree upward, if you want.
That's all the help I can give you want 'sketching the tree' atm,
sorry. :-/
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