Geissel, Adrian wrote:
Just a thought:
From a technical point of view, are there any other possiblities
of implementing the JavaScript global scope.
I assume this is a question. The request is obviously not good at this
and the servlet context is way too broad. Any other mechanism
snip/
So the flow state is transmitted through a single value, the
continuation identifier, which can be either in a hidden
field or in the
submit URI.
expressed class=so-much-betterThis is what I was trying to say
:)/expressed
By storing the continuation id (perhaps correlated with the
Geissel, Adrian wrote:
snip/
So the flow state is transmitted through a single value, the
continuation identifier, which can be either in a hidden
field or in the
submit URI.
expressed class=so-much-betterThis is what I was trying to say
:)/expressed
By storing the continuation id
Sylvain Wallez wrote:
Geissel, Adrian wrote:
Just a thought:
From a technical point of view, are there any other possiblities of
implementing the JavaScript global scope.
I assume this is a question. The request is obviously not good at this
and the servlet context is way too broad.
Marc Portier wrote:
Sylvain Wallez wrote:
Geissel, Adrian wrote:
Just a thought:
From a technical point of view, are there any other possiblities
of implementing the JavaScript global scope.
I assume this is a question. The request is obviously not good at this
and the servlet
Today I tried to find out how sessions and flow work together:
1. If my tests are correct the global scope of a flow only
lives as long as the session which the flow is tied to is
active.
So if the session expires or you use another client to
continue a 'waiting' function you only
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Today I tried to find out how sessions and flow work together:
1. If my tests are correct the global scope of a flow only
lives as long as the session which the flow is tied to is
active.
Once you have called cocoon.createSession(), this is true. Otherwise,
a new
on 6/17/03 11:41 AM Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Today I tried to find out how sessions and flow work together:
1. If my tests are correct the global scope of a flow only
lives as long as the session which the flow is tied to is
active.
So if the session expires or you use another
