Well, if you are on Java 1.5, you can use annotations to bind a HiveMind created session into your page. I don't have 1.5 of my server, so I had to do it the hard way. Took me a while. (I didn't want deprecation errors from using getVisit().) I know have a getSession().getDataContext() for my use. This felt "right" to me due to my WebObjects background. I never tried doing anything with a servlet filter. I'd like to hear other thoughts, too.
/dev/mrg -----Original Message----- From: Andrus Adamchik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2006 1:06 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Tapestry tutorial advice I am reworking Cayenne tutorials for 1.2 final release. Since I haven't used Tapestry for almost a year, and totally missed on 4.0, I wanted to get some feedback from Cayenne/Tapestry users. What are the good ways to bind DataContext to a session? Current example puts it in the visit. I would personally use a regular web app setup with Cayenne filter (making Tapestry app just another web app case as far as Cayenne is concerned). I wonder what others are doing in this respect? Any HiveMind magic? Andrus
