Hi!
Now, when I open the page
in two browser windows it seems as if the datascroller is using the
model in session scope, because when scrolling in one window, the
selected range in the other window is also updated.
I've tried to implement a StateManager using the ConversationContext as
Hi Simon,
You are right: the current page is stored in the component state. When
I put the backing bean in request scope, I get exactly the same
behaviour.
I don't use client side state saving by the way, the
javax.faces.ViewState fields are added by RichFaces I guess.
Now I am wondering, would
Hi!
Now I am wondering, would it theoretically be possible for Orchestra
to also intervene in the server side state saving so that the
component tree is stored in a conversation context?
Theoretically yes. And this is also a wish others expressed already.
We will investigate if it is possible
Hi
Now I am wondering, would it theoretically be possible for Orchestra
to also intervene in the server side state saving so that the
component tree is stored in a conversation context?
Theoretically yes. And this is also a wish others expressed already.
We will investigate if it is
Hello,
I've successfully added orchestra to my Faces web applications, using
MyFaces 1.2.2, Facelets and JBoss RichFaces. Normal Ajax operations
with a4j:commandButton and the likes work as they should, but the
rich:datascroller does not.
I have created a custom ExtendedDataModel for a
Hi Jurgen,
Jurgen Lust schrieb:
Hello,
I've successfully added orchestra to my Faces web applications, using
MyFaces 1.2.2, Facelets and JBoss RichFaces. Normal Ajax operations
with a4j:commandButton and the likes work as they should, but the
rich:datascroller does not.
I have created a
I have checked the conversation context feature in this case: the
parameter is sent with every ajax request. For example, the
'last'-button in the scroller contains this javascript:
Jurgen Lust schrieb:
I have checked the conversation context feature in this case: the
parameter is sent with every ajax request. For example, the
'last'-button in the scroller contains this javascript:
Hi Simon,
I've setup a little test application here:
https://ninja.ugent.be/orchestra-test/
You should open this url in 2 different windows, so you have different
conversationContexts. Then just follow the instructions on the page.
You will see the a4j:commandButton updates the conversation
Jurgen Lust schrieb:
Hi Simon,
I've setup a little test application here:
https://ninja.ugent.be/orchestra-test/
You should open this url in 2 different windows, so you have different
conversationContexts. Then just follow the instructions on the page.
You will see the a4j:commandButton
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Jurgen Lust schrieb:
Hi Simon,
I've setup a little test application here:
https://ninja.ugent.be/orchestra-test/
You should open this url in 2 different windows, so you have different
conversationContexts. Then just follow the instructions on the page.
You
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