Hi Dov,
On Jan 9, 2008, at 7:46 AM, Dov Rosenberg wrote:
I am curious as to why some of our apps pages have names in the
URLS versus having numbers. For the 2 URLs below I know the
following information:
http://.../MyApp.woa/wo/jSqTyatWIqpJ4hDSl1pPOM/0.AdminLogin.3.44.1.1.2
http://.../MyApp.woa.woa/wo/jSqTyatWIqpJ4hDSl1pPOM/
1.0.0.24.0.1.2.1.1.0.0
jSqTyatWIqpJ4hDSl1pPOM = WO session id
0.AdminLogin = 0 is the page in the page cache, AdminLogin is the
name of a component that uses a WOComponentContent to embed other
pages.
1.0.0.24.0.1.2.1.1.0.0 = 1 is the second page in the page cache,
the other numbers represent a different component also wrapped
inside a WOComponent that uses a WOComponentContent
Why does the second URL have numbers versus string names?
While I have noticed this too, I don't recall what causes it. It
might be the different between using a WOComponent directly on the
page vs having it wrapped in some dynamic element.
I have found that if we provide the HTML name as a binding we get a
nice string name instead of an object graph notation.
I didn't follow that. Can you explain some more?
Is there some attribute we can change on all WOComponents to avoid
generating the object graph notation? It makes it very difficult to
build test scripts that can change.
What are you using for testing? For functional testing, I am using
Selenium. This acts on the DOM in the browser so rather than
requesting a previously stored URL, it actually "clicks" a link or
button on the page. This makes WO testing very simple. The stored
URL approach makes it very difficult.
Chuck
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