I'm currently evaluating component based frameworks, as we are using
Wicket, and one of the problems we encounter is Ajax interactions after the
http session has expired.
If a user clicks on a component that is Ajax enabled - the framework throws
a PageExpiration exception.
For most applications,
Firas Adiler idigna.com> writes:
> Hi everyone,
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> In Java, how would you code do something like:
> value="literal:http" />
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I'm not sure about doing it from the Java side, but it's easy to do from inside
a page:
start new session
hth
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Thanks Jesse, this is precisely the pattern that I was looking for. It works
a treat.
Shaun
Jessek wrote:
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> For something like this I would do it this way:
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> -) Write out your html as you would normally...
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> -) For all messages define one basic css class name an
Hello all,
I'm trying to determine the best way to generate slightly different output
for a component, based upon the parameters passed into it. For example,
suppose I've created a component called MessagePane that displays a title
and message inside of some CSS formatting:
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