RE: [Q] TRANSACTION_TOKEN_KEY

2001-02-10 Thread Neal Kaiser
, but I know it doesn't, so it must be set somewhere, right? -Original Message- From: Rob Leland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 9:52 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [Q] TRANSACTION_TOKEN_KEY EditRegistrationAction.java SaveRegistrationAction.java

Re: [Q] TRANSACTION_TOKEN_KEY

2001-02-10 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Neal Kaiser wrote: How does this work when they are registering for the first time, not editing. I can see that in EditRegistrationAction the token is set... but if they are registering for the first time where is the token set? It seems that it would fail when it hits the token check in

Re: [Q] TRANSACTION_TOKEN_KEY

2001-02-10 Thread Dan Malks
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: Dan Malks wrote: Craig, "Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: Neal Kaiser wrote: How does this work when they are registering for the first time, not editing. I can see that in EditRegistrationAction the token is set... but if they are

Re: [Q] TRANSACTION_TOKEN_KEY

2001-02-09 Thread Rob Leland
EditRegistrationAction.java SaveRegistrationAction.java provide examples. You would probably never use generateToken(). It is used whenever you want to prevent the user from bookmarking a page, or from using the browser back arrow and then posting a second time. In the

Re: [Q] TRANSACTION_TOKEN_KEY

2001-02-09 Thread Rob Leland
Let me clean this up, and make it a little clearer. Oleg V Alexeev wrote: Hello Rob, +1 to add it to the struts doc.