Hello,
Yes!
You should create a model to encapsulate all your form data and persist this
model into the session using annotation on the field.
You could have 2 versions of this model, one you store on pageLoad and another
one you update all the way during your process. At the end of the
Hello, everyone!
I am using Tapestry v5.3.8.
I am writing a functionality to track changes done within the form and mark a
dirty flag when we go to the next page.
I did that using jQuery by serializing the form state. That is working fine but
if my form submission (server side) changes the
