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Hello, I’ve run into a problem that I hope someone can help
me with. When using WebServices, I’m needing to change the
VIEWSTATE of the application when an operation completes, so I tried to attach “result=’myCompletionFunction’”
to the operation. In the function, I simply say “currentState=’myNewState’”,
and that’s it. When I try to run this, I’m getting errors saying some
elements could not be created because they’re already parented, and a
host of other random errors. My GUESS is that the ‘result’ event of an
operation is performed at an interrupt-like level where I don’t have the
same priviledges that I have during other areas of my application. That’s
fine, but the problem is that I can’t seem to find any documentation as
to what’s restricted, and when, and how to get around it. Can anyone point me to the proper documentation on why these
events don’t allow ViewStates? Can anyone point me to (or suggest) a solution? Best regards, Steve Steve
Kellogg Peak8
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