Re: Rendering a page for storage
Hi,
that exception seems to originate from HttpSessionStore, which indicates
some code tries to store something in the HTTP session.
Please show us the stacktrace.
Have fun
Sven
Am 17.09.2018 um 06:23 schrieb Bas Gooren:
Hi René,
If I recall correctly, the component renderer uses a mock request and
response to render components. Does your page (or any injected
services) require the request to be a servlet request?
// Bas
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Op 16 sep. 2018 om 21:48 heeft René Stolle het volgende
geschreven:
Hello,
most of my projects have a AppStatus Page containing some statistics.
No I need to store this information on web server shut down and I was
wondering, if I could just persist a freshly rendered page and have
everything I need nicley formatted in a html file. The javadoc looked
promising but the following code in my app class
@Override
protected void onDestroy() {
ComponentRenderer cr = new ComponentRenderer(this);
logStatus (cr.renderPage(AppStatus::new));
}
gave me only a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Request must be
ServletWebRequest
What did I miss? Am I on the right path?
René
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Re: Rendering a page for storage
Hi René,
If I recall correctly, the component renderer uses a mock request and
response to render components. Does your page (or any injected
services) require the request to be a servlet request?
// Bas
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone
> Op 16 sep. 2018 om 21:48 heeft René Stolle het volgende
> geschreven:
>
> Hello,
>
> most of my projects have a AppStatus Page containing some statistics.
>
> No I need to store this information on web server shut down and I was
> wondering, if I could just persist a freshly rendered page and have
> everything I need nicley formatted in a html file. The javadoc looked
> promising but the following code in my app class
>
> @Override
> protected void onDestroy() {
> ComponentRenderer cr = new ComponentRenderer(this);
> logStatus (cr.renderPage(AppStatus::new));
> }
>
> gave me only a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Request must be
> ServletWebRequest
>
> What did I miss? Am I on the right path?
>
> René
>
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Rendering a page for storage
Hello,
most of my projects have a AppStatus Page containing some statistics.
No I need to store this information on web server shut down and I was
wondering, if I could just persist a freshly rendered page and have
everything I need nicley formatted in a html file. The javadoc looked
promising but the following code in my app class
@Override
protected void onDestroy() {
ComponentRenderer cr = new ComponentRenderer(this);
logStatus (cr.renderPage(AppStatus::new));
}
gave me only a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Request must be
ServletWebRequest
What did I miss? Am I on the right path?
René
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