You can apply @HttpCache to the class instead of each event handler, and
it will apply to all events handled by the class. If you need to, you
can override the class annotation with another one on a method.
@HttpCache is also inherited.
-Ben
lizzard wrote:
Hi Alan,
sorry, should have said i that im on 1.5.
I appear to have resolved it now - in ie7 anyway (my ie6 tester has
gone to lunch).
I added the annotation to all the methods that were returning the view
method, as opposed to just annotating on the view method.
I assumed that having the annotation on that one method would work
for all those returning it but obviously not.
thanks all the same.
@HttpCache(allow = false)
public Resolution findItem() {
searchResult = ItemFinder.search(item.getTextSearch(),
searchResult.getStart());
return new ForwardResolution("/WEB-INF/jsp/_findItem.jsp");
}
@HttpCache(allow = false)
public Resolution search() {
if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
logger.debug("search text: " + searchText);
}
item.setTextSearch(searchText, false);
return findItem();
}
@HttpCache(allow = false)
public Resolution next() {
searchResult.setStart(searchResult.getStart() +
Settings.SEARCH_RESULTS_LENGTH);
return findItem();
}
@HttpCache(allow = false)
public Resolution previous() {
searchResult.setStart(searchResult.getStart() -
Settings.SEARCH_RESULTS_LENGTH);
return findItem();
}
--- On *Wed, 14/5/08, Alan Burlison /<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
From: Alan Burlison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Stripes-users] stripes and ajax (jQuery), IE and
HttpCache
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Stripes Users List"
<[email protected]>
Date: Wednesday, 14 May, 2008, 1:08 PM
lizzard wrote:
> The functionality of the page is a mini search results with next/previous,
and a
> search box. Doing next/previous works fine until you change the search
term and
> then do previous, you get the old (i.e. cached) page.
>
> The server side state is correct, and it works fine in the other browsers
so it
> has
to be the IE cache right?.
>
> Anyone experienced this before, any ideas?
Yes. There was a thread about it a while ago. If my memory is correct,
stripes 5 will have code to disable the IE cache.
In the meantime, I subclassed JavScriptResolution to add the appropriate
header to the HTTP response, see
http://auth.opensolaris.org/svn/showfile.svn?path=%2ftrunk%2fAuthWebapp%2fsrc%2fjava%2forg%2fopensolaris%2fauth%2fwebapp%2fstripes%2fAuthJavaScriptResolution.java&revision=HEAD&name=auth
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Alan Burlison
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