WOApplication application = WOApplication.application();
WOContext context = application.createContextForRequest(_request);
WOResponse response = application.createResponseInContext(context);
and if you "know" the session ID through some other mechanism than
normal you can call:
Hello Chuck;
I am a little confused here as at (2) there is no context in which to
restore/save the session. I assume in the case of the component
request handler, the context is actually created at (2), but I am
creating a system that uses 'WOAction' so I assume the context must
be bein
On Aug 29, 2006, at 9:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello;
I'm wondering, when one is writing a request handler, where should
the session restore and save be located?
1) WOAction.performActionNamed(...)
2) WORequestHandler.handleRequest(...)
Anybody know where Apple does this?
The sec
It should be in handleRequest, and make sure that you put your
saveSession in a finally block so that it is ALWAYS called if you
restore it.
ms
On Aug 30, 2006, at 12:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello;
I'm wondering, when one is writing a request handler, where should
the session re
