I am needing to provide sortable contrib:Tables in my application, but I
need them to survive a session timeout. I normally buckle and make the
TableView source persist in the session, but that is never a very nice
solution. I am providing my own IBasicTableModel, so I'm reloading the
table data
Thanks,
Shawn
Quoting Shawn Church <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Sam,
>
> Yes, I received Jeff's message late. I don't mind if it's a little
> heavy, as long as it will work better than my current method. I will
> certainly give it a try on Monday. I appreciate bo
Sam,
Yes, I received Jeff's message late. I don't mind if it's a little
heavy, as long as it will work better than my current method. I will
certainly give it a try on Monday. I appreciate both of your responses,
and I will post back my results as soon as possible.
Thanks,
Shawn
Sam Gend
It's nice to at least know you've had the same problem. Your code below
represents exactly what I'm after, but I so far haven't found any
practical way to make it work. I've tried things like creating my own
POST (using HttpClient) within the current request cycle, but dealing
with this "inner" r
I'm hoping to find a better way to handle expired sessions without
redirecting to a default page. I have many users which tend to let
sessions time out over lunch or over night, but who expect to be able
to resume working at any time without losing form data, etc.
I have a typical "protected" bas
