I'm sure Eric meant 'stateful' instead of 'stateless'.
On 11/1/05, Borut Bolčina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, you got me a bit confused here. See below. > > > > For stateless apps, each individual user has their own DataContext in > > the Visit object. > > Isn't visit (ASO session) the very definition of stateful application? > According to HLS: "When a session-scoped application state object is > first created, or when the first persistent page property is recorded. > At this point, Tapestry will create the HttpSession to hold the object > or property.". I don't want a session to be created on my first page. > Now, I understand in T4 I can have persistent properties and stay > stateless by storing those properties on client side. I guess this can > be achieved by using hidden fields but with less comfort. > > > >
