Hookom, Jacob wrote:
Another example is JSF. JSF allows you to store your state client side or server side. If it's client side, your buttons, etc become POSTs instead of GETs in order to get around the URL length limit. Also, hidden fields are written out with your objects serialized into a string that you repost next time you click a link on the page.
I thought there was a limit to how large URLs can be (maybe that's a server limitation though?).. wouldn't the above potentially cause problems?
-- Rick
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