Manfred Wolff wrote:
Vinicius.
I think having objects in the session is no good solution. It might have a little bit of global variables, but thats only my 0.02$. I try to group objects into own contexts - I call it action-contexts, and allow actions only write information in these context. So you have better control which objects may removed.
Some architectures put _everything_ behind one big application facade, so that other than various forms you are always dealing with the same applicaiton object on all pages.
Others might think that a few objects is the right balance between 1 large application facade and lots of curiously named object running around in the session.
-Paul
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