Hi!
Thank you. I think that would be the solution. And I think I will also
need to save "ActionForward to jsp page in state (1)" in session scope
before I make an API call, which can throw an Exception, that will
forward me to login page. And in the end of the login process I will
look up this
Just define the form with "session" scope, it will retain values for
you. The catch: now you need to clean these values in reset() method
when they are not needed. So, you need to distinguish when they are
needed (refresh) and when not (you show that page for the first time.
> I need something lik
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f the spotless mind!
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Subject: Re: Saving context in web application with exc
Hi!
Sorry for being insistent, but does anyone have any thoughts about this
question?
Yaroslav Novytskyy
I'm looking for a suitable solution for the following problem which
concerns authentication.
In my application the logon process is triggered by an exception which
is thrown by the call of
Hi!
I'm looking for a suitable solution for the following problem which
concerns authentication.
In my application the logon process is triggered by an exception which
is thrown by the call of an API function. The important moment is that
my web application cannot know whether the user has the
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