Hi,
I added the panel in the onInitialize method to keep the way you did and
because I don't know the rest of the code. But, for the specific part of
code we exchanged, the panel could be added in the constructor (or best, in
an init() method called by the constructor to be clean). There is also n
Update - I forgot to mention that my LDM is a class nested in the panel
class.
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Update - Access the page with MyPanel.this.getPage() seems to work fine.
More testing is required but looks like I have a solution.
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r variable on the LDM by
using MyPanel.this.getPage() instead. This should work and then I can be
sure that I'm not serializing the panel with the LDM.
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Hello again,
I tested in a quickstart and it works. (I just noticed you did not called
super.onInitialize())
The code I used:
class MyPOJO
{
public Boolean isSelected()
{
return true;
}
}
public class HomePage extends WebPage
{
private static final long serialVersionUID
POJO. This might work but its
getting somewhat ugly. There must be a better way.
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very
large and I don't want them serialized to the session.
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t and it would be
there when the page is initially rendered but not on subsequent requests.
This would be exactly what I'm looking for but I don't want to
inadvertently
serialize the panel. Or does it matter?
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// it doesn't appear to be available at the point when load
is called.
return [GET MY PAGE HERE SOMEHOW].getMyPOJO();
}
}
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ould be exactly what I'm looking for but I don't want to
> inadvertently
> serialize the panel. Or does it matter?
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uests.
This would be exactly what I'm looking for but I don't want to inadvertently
serialize the panel. Or does it matter?
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the page I could get the pojo from
there but
// it doesn't appear to be available at the point when load
is called.
return [GET MY PAGE HERE SOMEHOW].getMyPOJO();
}
}
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nk it complicates something
>> that should be quite simple.
>>
>> Maybe its just me but I'm finding loadableDetachableModel to be quite
>> challenging for my purposes, which are not typically just loading database
>> entities. Serializing a key piece of information i
ct, entity
manager, etc).
If anyone can show me where I'm going wrong I'd appreciate the help
thanks
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is needed to operate on the
key information to get the model back (i.e a business object, entity
manager, etc).
If anyone can show me where I'm going wrong I'd appreciate the help
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