This works. It is simple and seems efficient.
Check the viewId, check the object state, then do nothing or forward to the
appropriate page.
Mike
--- Mike Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rather than using SEAM or Spring WebFlow, I am wondering if it might be
possible to use a
Hi Mike!
This works. It is simple and seems efficient.
Check the viewId, check the object state, then do nothing or forward to the
appropriate page.
You looked at the conversationTag, no?
I do not understand what you gain if you create such a pageFlow when all
your objects still live
Rather than using SEAM or Spring WebFlow, I am wondering if it might be
possible to use a
PhaseListener to create a simplified page flow.
By using
facesContext.getViewRoot().getViewId();
it is possible to determine what page the user has landed on.
By using
Hi Mike!
Please share your thoughts.
Have a look at http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/ConversationTag which
doesn't require you to have yet another configuration file.
I currently try to setup a sample application with this tag and
hibernate, but this might take some time as I have another
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