While I use autolocking ECs in R-R logic, I never use autolocking ECs in any of
my background tasks, just "manual-locking" ECs and plain old
ec.lock/try/finally/ec.unlock - so always on my own there ;-) I only pass
EOGlobalIDs to background tasks - so I don't have locking issues. I create all
tasks as simple Callables (if I want to return a result) or Runnables (no
result) and I use the java.util.concurrent Executor stuff for thread execution.
HTH, Kieran
On May 18, 2010, at 2:53 AM, Simon wrote:
> is the ajax variety pretty much a drop in replacement for the old hat one ?
> what about locking issues ? ERXWOLongResponsePage does some funky stuff
> around ec locking - i guess with the ajax variety you're on your own ?
>
> simon
>
> On 18 May 2010 03:12, Kieran Kelleher <kieran_li...@mac.com> wrote:
> Instead of a traditional "LongResponse" page try using a
> "GenericAjaxLongResponsePage" page that has an AjaxProgress component on it
> to monitor the task and a 'finishedFunction' binding on that to execute the
> nextPage action when task is done. That's MOL what I do nowadays.
>
> HTH, Kieran
>
>
> On May 17, 2010, at 7:57 AM, Simon wrote:
>
> > hi all -
> >
> > our apps use long response pages all over the shop, and we've had a few
> > reports of users getting stuck on them. after mucho debugging we've
> > discovered that wonderful IE (7+) has an option to disable meta refresh,
> > and various reports on the intertubes that it's disabled by default in
> > various versions.
> >
> > i normally get annoyed with IE browsers wanting to warn about every minor
> > glitch on a page ("HEY, just in case you're interested there is a js
> > variable undefined on this page that you're never gonna use, but i thought
> > i'd tell you about it anyway, just to get in the way and make your life a
> > little less productive. ok?"), but with this one IE does just the opposite:
> > nothing at all. you hit the long response page and sit there...
> >
> > anyway, i've been googling around for solutions and turned up nothing. i
> > guess the options are either to detect they have it turned off (which
> > appears to be impossible), or use another form of refresh.
> >
> > anyone bumped into this one before ? any hints on solutions ?
> >
> > thanks, simon
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