"mrwhite" wrote : But why do i need a conversation for that. it works fine when
no validation fault appears.That's the point. If there's no validation fault,
everything is ok. BUT: If there is one, then the page needs to be reloaded.
Hence the state of the editor page must be "reloaded", too. And a good way to
do this is to keep the state in a Conversation.
anonymous wrote : And where should i put the @Begin annotation? Which method do
you call before the edit page is displayed?
To make sure we're talking about the same: I usually have a list page with a
list bean, and an edit page with an edit bean. And the edit bean contains the
following methods:
@Begin(nested=true)
public String create() {...} //To create a new entry
@Begin(nested=true)
public String edit() {...} //To edit an existing entry
@End
public String cancel() {...} //If the cancel button on the edit page is
pressed
@End
public String save() {...} //If the save button is pressed (and validation
was successfull)
@End
public String delete() {...} //If the delete button is pressed
That's the "classic" pattern. Maybe you do it another way, so I wanted to make
clear what I'm talking about ;).
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