I think that Marcus Shulte was very interested in the Seam portion of things. You may want to start jumping in with collaboration with him?
I don't fully understand the problem to be solved, but would be very happy to lend whatever help I can towards making this doable in tapestry. j On 1/21/06, Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Now, I've been looking around to use Seam with Tapestry, but there's > something I haven't managed to solve yet. Maybe someone has an idea: > > - The thing is, how would someone handle Web conversations using > Tapestry? Or for that matter, using plain Servlet requests? (It ocurrs > to me this is not a web-framework specific issue, but a general web > thing like sessions). Of course, a Web "conversation" is something that > depends on the current page flow, shorter than the full web session but > larger than a request. > > The main problem to solve here is how to create a "conversation-scoped > object" (preferrably a JavaBean) that I use in a single Web browser tab. > But when I open a new tab and try to navigate to the same page, a new > conversation is generated. > > I already created a non-Tapestry filter for Seam that handles the state > restoring. I can use SESSION-scoped components that work fine inside the > Seam framework, but I'm trying to check on the conversation ID (that I > think Seam stores in JSF's ViewRoot / ViewState). > > Any ideas on how to do this in Tapestry? > > -- > Ing. Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi > DTQ Software > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
