Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

ev <webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com> Subject: Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed? Hi all, I'm reporting back. I noticed my test app had WOConcurrentRequestHandling set to false. Once I turned it on the dynamic elements started being shared across the sessions. Thanks everyone. R

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

huck Hill <ch...@gevityinc.com> wrote: >>>> >>>> I’ve run into code that did this in the past. It is very, very much not >>>> fun to debug. You could stash the values in a ThreadLocal or in the >>>> context.userInfo(). But don’t ever add

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

>>> subclass. >>> >>> Chuck >>> >>> From: <webobjects-dev-bounces+chill=gevityinc@lists.apple.com> on >>> behalf of Johann Werner <j...@oyosys.com> >>> Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 2:19 PM >>> To:

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

ner <j...@oyosys.com> >> Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 2:19 PM >> To: Ricardo Parada <rpar...@mac.com> >> Cc: WebObjectsDev <webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com> >> Subject: Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed? >> >> Hi Ricardo, &

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

.com> > Cc: WebObjectsDev <webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com> > Subject: Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed? > > Hi Ricardo, > > you are ignoring one very important aspect of dynamic components: they must > be thread-safe! > > As soon as you

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

com> on behalf of Johann Werner <j...@oyosys.com> Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 at 2:19 PM To: Ricardo Parada <rpar...@mac.com> Cc: WebObjectsDev <webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com> Subject: Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed? Hi Ricardo, you are ignoring o

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Hi Ricardo, you are ignoring one very important aspect of dynamic components: they must be thread-safe! As soon as you are holding local values you will head to a serious mess. In your „manual“ tests of course you probably won’t ever encounter concurrency problems as long as you are not doing

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Hi all, I’m just reporting back on my findings on whether saving state between appendToResponse and a subsequent takeValuesFromRequest in a dynamic component is bad or not. I read Chuck’s Practical WebObjects, p. 193 where it talks about Dynamic Elements. As he pointed out there, dynamic

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Hi Ricardo, > > On 15 Mar 2017, at 12:23 am, Ricardo Parada wrote: > >> Have others experienced a problem where a form is submitted and then during >> takeValuesFtomTequest a condition that was false when the page was rendered >> becomes true all of a sudden causing some

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Hi Ricardo, On 15 Mar 2017, at 12:23 am, Ricardo Parada wrote: > Have others experienced a problem where a form is submitted and then during > takeValuesFtomTequest a condition that was false when the page was rendered > becomes true all of a sudden causing some input

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Hmm... Thanks for pointing that out. Do you know know how to do that without storing state? Does wonder do something like that anywhere? > On Mar 14, 2017, at 10:46 AM, Samuel Pelletier wrote: > > Ricardo, > > This patch seem dangerous to first. I do not thing it is safe

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Ricardo, This patch seem dangerous to first. I do not thing it is safe to have state in WODynamicElement. I think they can be reused by the framework. The correct way is to make sure the condition does not change during RR loop cycle, same apply to WORepetition list for example. Regards,

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

I patched both in a test application from within the Application’s finishInitialization() method. After this, then MPVWOConditional is used regardless of whether I use WOConditional in the .wod or in the .html. @Override public void finishInitialization() {

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Hi Theodore, If your .wod is using WOConditional then it uses WOConditional. You can test it quickly by setting a breakpoint in ERXWOConditional’s appendToResponse method. You’ll see that you won’t hit the breakpoint. Now, if you change it back to then you’ll hit the breakpoint. To

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Thanks Samuel. I see that now. Have others experienced a problem where a form is submitted and then during takeValuesFtomTequest a condition that was false when the page was rendered becomes true all of a sudden causing some input elements (textfields, pop-up list, etc.) to participate in

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Hi, If you use inline bindings with ONGL, the class WOHelperFunctionTagRegistry registers classes mapped to tag WOHelperFunctionTagRegistry.registerTagShortcut("ERXElse", "else"); WOHelperFunctionTagRegistry.registerTagShortcut("ERXWOConditional", "if");

Re: ERXWOConditional - where does it get installed?

Hi, correct me if I'm wrong, but ERXWOConditional seems no to be a replacement to WOConditional. Maybe you ask Anjo or Mike, why it is so... On the other side, you may may patch ERXWOConditional (or WOConditional) in your own Application.installPatches method. Am 14.03.2017 um 00:46