Hi Filip S,
Can you show me sample code of doing that? here is my simple code:
public boolean dispatch(Request request, Response response) throws
IOException {
Cookie[] cookies = cookieSource.getCookies();
if (cookies != null) {
for (Cookie c : cookies) {
Angelo,
I do exactly that in the request handling pipeline using a
ComponentEventRequestFilter and a PageRenderRequestFilter. Works
beautifully and let's you get the page name etc. easily from the
supplied parameters. Pretty much doesn't get any easier than that. :)
-Filip
Angelo Chen skrev
hi Howard,
Thanks, cookieDispatcher check if a user cookie already exist, if yes, then
it will log in the user using a login service, I don't know if it works with
request handling pipelines.
A.C.
Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
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> What does CookieDispatcher do? It probably is a better fit for o
Is there a 'good' way to set the options of a Select box based on the value
selected in another Select box? A classic example would be vehicle Makes
and Models - for instance, when 'Ford' is selected in the 'make' select box,
the values of the 'model' select box would be set to
'Mustang','Explore
Anything is possible in the future, though the Java language people
have created a hideous, hard to support monster with Generics.
On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 3:54 PM, buckofive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Howard,
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> Thank you for the quick response! Are there intentions to get Tapestry to
> su
The Start page is a special case, and should be relegated to the
"backwards compatibility" scrap heap. Recognizing the Start page is
its own Dispatcher and is probably being processed before your
CookieDispatcher.
What does CookieDispatcher do? It probably is a better fit for one of
the request
Thanks Andreas. This solution works fine.
However we need to clear Files(IE > Tools > Internet Options > Delete Files)
in IE to get this reflected. Why is this so?
Is there a way to make it work with out clearing Files in IE?
Thanks in Advance,
Giri
Andreas Andreou wrote:
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> I don't qu
