Martin,
Regarding the WebFlow plugin: I haven't used it in production, but
I've been looking at it. It seems that it does not put the results of
a flow into somewhere that is available via the stack. This, at least
in the examples, requires that you use the interceptor to insert those
values
The two options are (1) Spring WebFlow plugin as you mentioned, and (2)
Session interceptor, that will move attributes from the action in and
out of session scope for the duration of the wizard.
/Ian
Martin Gilday wrote:
Hi,
I am currently maintaining a WebWork 2 based web application. A cha
Hi,
I am currently maintaining a WebWork 2 based web application. A change
in requirements has come about which requires a fairly long wizard to be
added. This will take in a fair amount of data entry, at least 6
screens long, with some ajax form population based on selections. The
final databas
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