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Woonsan Ko resolved APA-14.
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Resolution: Fixed
The problem seems to be caused by a subtle timing issue when the browser
refreshes the javascript functions.
That is, google maps api could invoke the old javascript callback function
before it is refreshed during rendering.
By using global javascript variable, it seems working now.
> GoogleMaps Event Demo not working correctly on Desktop
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> Key: APA-14
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/APA-14
> Project: Portals Apps
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: apa-demo-1.0
> Reporter: Woonsan Ko
> Assignee: Woonsan Ko
> Fix For: apa-demo-1.0
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> The followings are copied from JS2-1012, which is turned out to be GoogleMaps
> problem.
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> The Event Demo demonstrates the Portlet 2.0 Event features. It works on
> /portal, but doesn't work on /desktop. The event is received but doesn't get
> updated in doView until subsequent doView cycles. I think we need to build in
> an event cycle into the /desktop. To reproduce:
> 1. navigate to http://localhost:8080/jetspeed/desktop/Public/map.psml, you
> should see the default Map, San Francisco
> 2. enter "Detroit" (or any address will do)
> 3. the page still displays SF
> 4. refresh, or maximize, the correct Detroit map now displays
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> Turns out events are working fine. Render parameters set from an event are
> not being picked up on the next render request. However, subsequent render
> requests (next render request + 1) do pick up the render parameters
> response.setRenderParameter("address", payload.getAddress());
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> David Sean Taylor added a comment - 16/May/09 10:49 AM Turns out events are
> working fine. Render parameters set from an event are not being picked up on
> the next render request. However, subsequent render requests (next render
> request + 1) do pick up the render parameters
> response.setRenderParameter("address", payload.getAddress());
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