Or, you can use a conversational scope - stored in session but as part
of separate scope which can be set to expire earlier than the session
itself. The library also supports multiple simultaneous conversations
on different browser tabs. More at
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/TRAILS/Conversations
Em Wed, 22 Jul 2009 05:51:23 -0300, Stephan Windmüller
escreveu:
It is really necessary to use a persistent store when all needed data is
transmitted with each submit of the form?
Tapestry does redirect-after-post by default, so some form of persistence
is needed. You can also use the act
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De : Stephan Windmüller [mailto:stephan.windmuel...@cs.tu-dortmund.de]
Envoyé : mercredi 22 juillet 2009 10:50
À : Tapestry users
Objet : Re: Passing data to the same page - Understanding
PersistanceContext.FLASH
De Saint Steban Emmanuel
Kristian Marinkovic schrieb:
> you can use PersistenceConstants.CLIENT to store all your data
> on the client side - with all iths pros and cons.
This creates a very long URL. I found no way to force client persistence
into a form.
> another way - when using a form - you can use the onPrepare,
De Saint Steban Emmanuel wrote:
> PersistanceContext.FLASH is storing the object for only one time.
> The data will be deleted after the first access.
Okay, but what is meant by "first access"? Even writing the data with a
debug logger? Or after the onActivate-method is finished? Is there a way
t
events to load
the previous created/saved list from a persistent store.
g,
kris
Stephan Windmüller
22.07.2009 10:14
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PersistanceContext.FLASH is storing the object for only one time. The data will
be deleted after the first access.
Use just @Persist (or if you want to access in all page of your application use
@ApplicationState
Emmanuel
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Kristian Marinkovic wrote:
> in your case you'd need the session scope (=default)
But this will break if the user is creating several tasks in multiple
browser tabs.
When I summarize my issue it all comes to the following question: How do
I access data that is stored in objects and submitted com
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Hello!
On a page I want the user to create a new task and add users to it. The
list of users should be extended with a button "Add another user" and is
displayed
Hello!
On a page I want the user to create a new task and add users to it. The
list of users should be extended with a button "Add another user" and is
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