Hi,
What is the right implementation for the following scenario:
I have an element with several submissions.
And I would like to have a long string that is only stored in the
session.
Everytime a submission is called I want read the long string change it
and store it again.
Thanks for your help
Hi,
only a short note.
Point them to the alternative Tag Versions with [! /], because it
dont mess up the other tags and make it easier to read.
For me the language is very clear and only uses minimalistic markup.
That makes my templates more readable and i don`t mess
it up with script
Oliver Dohmen wrote:
Hi,
only a short note.
Point them to the alternative Tag Versions with [! /], because it dont
mess up the other tags and make it easier to read.
For me the language is very clear and only uses minimalistic markup.
That makes my templates more readable and i don`t mess
The great thing I like when writing pages with RIFE tags is that I can
define a common structure.html file with V to mark regions on the
page. Then, in my other pages, I just include the common
structure.html and define the content of those V-marked regions with
BV tags.
Not exactly a RIFE's
Not exactly a RIFE's unique features, thou. The same thing can be
achieved using something like Sitemesh. Sure, it's nice that we can do
this with RIFE, but this is not one of it's unique strengths.
Right, I've had several people say that they just use SiteMesh for this.
The selling points of
Hi Geert,
Yes, it must not timeout, but it can timeout like a traditional session.
Cheers,
Lars
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Is this a series of submissions, like a wizard?
Yes, it must not timeout, but it can timeout like a traditional
session.
I have an element with several submissions.
And I would like to have a long string that is only stored in the
session. Everytime a submission is called I want read the
Thanks for the input Oliver,
I tell this most of the time and sadly people just nod and move
along, still thinking it looks like crap.
On 10-feb-06, at 13:25, Oliver Dohmen wrote:
Hi,
only a short note.
Point them to the alternative Tag Versions with [! /], because it
dont mess up the
I would simply use continuations.
If that's not an option for you, you can use session state storage. I
whipped out a small example for you:
http://rifers.org/paste/show/88
http://rifers.org/paste/show/89
http://rifers.org/paste/show/90
(note that I found a bug which makes this not work when
Hi Geert,
Thanks for the answer. Because of the special glue webserver I couln't
use continuations.
I forgot to tell you that the rife.jar 1.3.1 does have the same
'java.lang.LinkageError' as the older version before.
Cheers,
Lars
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Thanks for the answer. Because of the special glue webserver I couln't
use continuations.
I forgot to tell you that the rife.jar 1.3.1 does have the same
'java.lang.LinkageError' as the older version before.
Have you tried to use a recent snapshot, I think there was some
additional work done
Hi Geert,
From time to time I will test a new snapshot. And I will tell you if the
state is changed.
Cheers,
Lars
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Hi Geert,
I have a question to the sample code in http://rifers.org/paste/show/88.
Where is the 'output name=longstring' and the flowlink for the
datalink?
If I have a flowlink it is bound to an exit. Will the output from
'longstring' go to the input 'longstring' too, when the submission is
Thanks!
From time to time I will test a new snapshot. And I will tell you
if the
state is changed.
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Geert Bevin wrote:
I would simply use continuations.
If that's not an option for you, you can use session state storage. I
whipped out a small example for you:
http://rifers.org/paste/show/88
http://rifers.org/paste/show/89
http://rifers.org/paste/show/90
(note that I found a bug which makes
Hi Geert,
Sorry, I didn't know how to inline an element definition in the
site-structure.
Did you mean that there is only one element in the site?
I got every time an error message, that the ouptput definition is
missing.
Cheers,
Lars
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For some reason, I failed to notice the configurable state storage
in RIFE and have been using my own SessionManager all this time :-)
The first rule of RIFE is, when something fundamental is difficult,
ask first!
The second rule of RIFE is, when something fundamental is difficult,
ask
OK... Here is one question. What is a typical legitimate use of
this feature? Right now, I use my own SessionManager to store user
information (basically, an account bean representing the current
user). This is not very different from a session variable as I
cannot control the scope of the
Why are so many projects bragging about things that RIFE does
easier and more consistently? I don't know, but it's frustrating
indeed. A notable entry there is Jetty 6's 'continuations' feature
that aren't even continuations at all, but parked requests.
Blogosphere destroys individuality
Hi,
The only problem I currently experience when developing with RIFE is
that errors are only caught at runtime, especially those related to
templates and the XML configuration.
It would be great if there was a mechanism available (possibly as an Ant
task) that pre-processes the XML and
Hi Geert,
Unfortunately I have still some problems.
Now I use inlined definition, but I think that is not the problem.
My element has the name 'EDIT_TERM'.
I defined an input and an output of the same name (e.g. termRule).
I have not defined a datalink.
The first lines of processElement() are:
Hi Eddy,
you can compile all the templates before running your application and
even just package the resulting class files. Look at the precompile
task in the build.xml file of the Jumpstart.
The XML is not 'pre-scannable', but it shouldn't be that hard to add
using the existing code.
Don't hesitate to write a comment here either: http://
www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=38949
I'm not sure if this is a good thing to encourage. This is an article
about Seam,and in Marcus' Wonderful World, people should comment only
on Seam itself, and not use the article to
Hi Tyler,
good point!
Thanks for this.
Best regards,
Geert
On 10-feb-06, at 16:52, Tyler Pitchford wrote:
I think you missed something VERY important. Bi-Directional! I LOVE
that I can inject values from a template into the code. For example,
my picture viewing application. The XHTML
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