Do you need to maintain a reference to the reading page? Is there some state that it needs to maintain while the user edits what they're reading? Can it not be built from scratch again?
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 4:49 AM, ulf schneider <[email protected]> wrote: > hello, > i've got a problem with the behavior of a LoadableDetachableModel in one of > my pages. > > following scenario: > user opens a page (let's call it READING) with the LoadableDetachableModel > for reading (the user can not enter any content). the loading of the model > data and the display in the page is ok. > > from the READING page the user can open another page (called EDITING) which > uses again a LoadableDetachableModel to display the contents for editing. > the loading of the model data and the display in the page is ok. > the EDITING page contains a reference to the READING page. > > after submitting the EDITING page i call setResponsePage with the reference > to the READING page, so that the user can see the results of his editing in > the READING page. > again the loading of the model data and the display in the page is ok - the > user can see the modified data in the READING page. > > > now the problem: > when i do the same but start from a DataView: open READING page, go on to > EDITING page, submit EDITING page and display READING page by calling > setResponsePage to the READING reference, the modifications of the editing > process are not displayed. instead an old model without the modifications is > displayed. > i can see, that the model in the READING page is properly detached and > loaded and i can see that the model contains the right data, but the data is > not displayed in the page. > do you have any idea? > > best regards, ulf. > > -- > ulf schneider > +49 163 2505164 > [email protected] > > datenlabor gmbh > sitz: paderborn, hrb 8819 > geschäftsführer: ulf schneider > www.datenlabor.net > ibm business partner > > > > > >
