Hi Guil,
the session model is different from what we had in TBE. The most direct
replacement would be to make your application a project type for EVN.
For that, see Help > TopBraid Teamwork Framework Help, or directly:
http://localhost:8083/tbl/swp?_viewClass=teamworkdoc:Index#ProjectTypes
This gives you some extra features such as change tracking, permissions
and working copies if you need that.
If the data doesn't need to be fully persistent, you can use SWP
"session graphs". These live across network transactions for the
duration of the client session. The starting point is the function
ui:createSessionGraph() which returns a graph URI similar to the URN for
TBE session graphs. You could create them when your application's main
page is created and then remember a reference to the session graph in a
SWP context variable.
Another conservative solution would be to create a single database (or
an SDB with dynamic named graphs) and create one resource for every
user. That resource would be the starting point for all data dangling
off for that user. In SDB (and in 4.5 also TDB) you can use any number
of named graphs, as long as they start with the same URI prefix. See the
TBC help on SDB for details.
HTH
Holger
On 7/28/2014 10:33, Guilherme Scomparim wrote:
Hi All,
I am creating a new SWP application that was copied from the Default
applications model.
In order to improve the performance of some of my screens, it would
be good if I could load some data calculated from the query_graph at
the time of loading the application in a temporary memory.
I tried to use the ui:tempGraph but then I realized it is completely
wiped out when the page rendering has been completed.
The behavior I am trying to build is similar to the
<urn:x-tb:session> in ensemble. It is like having a session graph.
Any help or advice would be welcome.
Many thanks,
Guil
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