Well, I just have something like:
public abstract Disease getDisease();
public abstract void setDisease(Disease disease);
with no @Persist on it or anything. The value of getDisease() should be
null every time when the returns but it's not. Only if you wait a while
or something.
On Mon, 2006-04-03 at 13:42 -0400, Kevin Fightmaster wrote:
> My understanding is that detach() gets called at the end of each page
> rendering. The default behavior is to reset all non-persisted attributes to
> null or initial values. Can you provide the code in your java class with the
> attributes? and how you declare the ones that are persisted.
>
> On 4/3/06, Dan Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I have a view page that has a bug in it because one of the properties
> > should be persisted (or ignored) and is not. Now I'm trying to write a
> > test case for it and am having a hard time reproducing the bug because
> > the bug only occurs when the page has been returned to the pool and the
> > properties have been reset. Is there any way to force tapestry to reset
> > the properties in the page so I can reproduce my bug? I was able to
> > reproduce it on a production server by letting the page sit there long
> > enough and then submitting a form on the page but this obviously
> > wouldn't be good for a test case.
> >
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