When a conversation is created, the ConversationEntry object has the starttime
equal to the current time and the lastRequesttime set to 0. Should the
lastRequestTime be also initialized to the current time stamp? Here is why Im
asking this.
In my application, I start a conversation on a Stateful bean and all Im doing
there is displaying the view. A ConversationEntry is created at this point of
time. The view has a #{categories} which is a @Factory and it initializes the
categories Array. The problem is that this variable(and the rest of them) are
not stored during the next request in the conversation. This is because the
afterPhase calls Manager.instance().conversationTimeout after the view is
rendered and this basically deletes the conversationentry. The logic to delete
the conversationentry works for a regular timeout but in this case, the
conversation creation has just happened(during the render response phase). If
we set the lastREquestTime to be the same as the current time, then the
difference(currentime - lastRequesttime) will be less than the conversation
timeout and the entry will not be deleted.
im not sure if im explaining my case clearly, but if its not, please ask me for
more information.
Thanks
Raja
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