BTW, you actually don't have to do then full AjaxResponse thing ...
That adds some other abilities. I think it's enough to just do
AjaxUtils.updateMutableUserInfoWithAjaxInfo(response). But wrapping
in an AjaxResponse shouldn't hurt anything.
ms
On Jun 21, 2007, at 7:38 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
As long as you are not returning HTML that contains component
actions, I think this will be enough (meaning if you're just fire-
and-forget to an action in the background). If you are returning
HTML results with component actions in them and replacing page
contents with it, you will need to behave like an
AjaxUpdateContainer and also add
AjaxUtils.setPageReplacementCacheKey(context, id); where "id" is a
unique identifier for the updating area on the page. This causes
the ajax-specific cache to turn on which will allow component
actions to function. But really, you're making your life hard ...
Just use AjaxUpdateContainer and AjaxSubmitButton if you get to
that point. They do the work so you don't have to.
ms
On Jun 21, 2007, at 5:28 AM, Paul Stringer wrote:
Got it, I was already using ERXSession but I looked again at what
I was doing and discovered I was indeed being naive and care free
with use of a plain old new WOResponse() with my HTML in. I
modified this to an AjaxUtils.createResponse() hopefully I think
means people could submit the form to their hearts content without
ever seeing the backtrack page.
Paul S
On Jun 20, 2007, at 9:10 PM, webobjects-dev-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keep in mind that your backtrack cache WILL get blown out if you're
not using something like the code in ERXAjaxSession from Ajax
framework. It will tease you by appearing to work fine, but it's
only a tease.
ms
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