Re: Keep Objects over request

2007-11-07 Thread Antonio Petrelli
Andrey Please DON'T HIJACK OTHER'S POSTS! Create a new thread! Antonio 2007/11/7, Filippov, Andrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > Hi everybody! > > I have this problem - I could not manage to configure it to work together. > Does someone happen to know how to do it? I appriciate any kind of > infor

Re: Keep Objects over request

2007-11-07 Thread Giovanni Azua
hi, Just couple of ideas :) If it is a lightweight object then you could serialize it and encode it into the URL i.e. GET you can then use the attribute and S2 will keep reposting the same serialized value parameter over and over as part of the request. Probably a cleaner solution IMHO wou

Re: Keep Objects over request

2007-11-07 Thread Giovanni Azua
Opps sorry :) besides these are rather hacks than a clean way to go .. apologies :) regards, Giovanni Antonio Petrelli wrote: 2007/11/7, Giovanni Azua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: If it is a lightweight object then you could serialize it and encode it into the URL i.e. GET you can then use the att

Keep Objects over request

2007-11-07 Thread Markus Demetz
Hi all! I'm looking for a convenience way to keep an Object over a single request. I know that i could put it into the session and remove it afterwards, but is there another way to handle this, without needing to remove it explicitely? For those who know Symfony (php framework) there is a se

RE: Keep Objects over request

2007-11-07 Thread Filippov, Andrey
Hi everybody! I have this problem - I could not manage to configure it to work together. Does someone happen to know how to do it? I appriciate any kind of information!! Initially I used the following source: http://www.javaworld.com/javaforums/showthreaded.php?Cat=2&Number=2500&page=0 And I

Re: Keep Objects over request

2007-11-07 Thread Antonio Petrelli
2007/11/7, Giovanni Azua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > If it is a lightweight object then you could serialize it and encode it > into the URL i.e. GET you can then use the attribute > and S2 will keep reposting the same serialized > value parameter over and over as part of the request. Ahem Giovanni,

Re: Keep Objects over request

2007-11-07 Thread Antonio Petrelli
2007/11/7, Markus Demetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi all! > > I'm looking for a convenience way to keep an Object over a single > request. I know that i could put it into the session and remove it > afterwards, but is there another way to handle this, without needing to > remove it explicitely? > >