Hi,
Thanks for your detail reply.
I knew that u didnt undertand my question properly, thats why i have given
detaled reply.
So as of now, they have just given the tool as u said for cookie
implementation, but in the example logins they are not using this
implementation.
OK thank you very much.
I see. Appfuse is a "project kick start". As such it includes a
number of utilities that you are likely to need as you develop your
web application. The cookie implementations (client and server side)
are examples of these utilities. You can remove this implementation
if you don't like
I doesn't have any idea about cookie implementation.
I am just looking at appfuse and doing some small R&D.
So i am not getting from where this cookie implementation is called.
I mean from client side or java side.
I am not talking remember me. I want to understand the framework.
SO i have to unde
Which is used for what? Remember me?
-D
On Jul 25, 2008, at 10:55 AM, nani2ratna wrote:
Hi ,
I know one from javascript side and one from java side.
But u want to know which is using in appfuse aplication.
Do you have any idea regading this.
Thanks and Regards
Ratna
dusty wrote:
One i
Hi ,
I know one from javascript side and one from java side.
But u want to know which is using in appfuse aplication.
Do you have any idea regading this.
Thanks and Regards
Ratna
dusty wrote:
>
> One is for accessing the cookie from the client-side (Javascript) and
> the other is for acces
One is for accessing the cookie from the client-side (Javascript) and
the other is for accessing the cookie from the server-side
(RequestUtil.java).
-D
On Jul 24, 2008, at 7:10 AM, nani2ratna wrote:
Hi,
When i go through the code, i saw the cookie implementation in
javascript
global.j
Hi,
When i go through the code, i saw the cookie implementation in javascript
global.js
and RequestUtil.java class.
My doubt is, do we need both of the implementations or ine is enough.
If we are using both from where we are calling those.
Can any body help in this.
Thanks and Regards
Ratna
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