Luis,
The problem is in Tapestry-- not in your code. I believe the problem is
here: (Note: I'm using version 1.0.8, so this code may have changed)
-- ApplicationServlet.java----
...to line #202
boolean dirty = engine.service(context);
HttpSession session = context.getSession();
if (session != null)
{
boolean forceStore =
engine.isStateful() && (session.getAttribute(attributeName) == null);
...
try
{
}
catch (IllegalStateException ex)
{
}
...
Notice that session.getAttribute() on line 214 is called *outside* the
try/catch for IllegalStateException. That's where the exception is thrown
from (well after your own try/catch, which is inside the service method).
I fixed the problem by using a custom subclass of ApplicationServlet, where
I extend the super implementation of servic() like this:
protected void doService(
HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response)
throws IOException, ServletException
{
try
{
super.doService( request, response);
}
catch(IllegalStateException anException)
{
PXLog.log(this, "doService", "session was invalidated",
PXLog.DEBUG);
}
}
>EJB's and associates are way out my league.
Be careful to make the distinction between sophistication and random
complexity.
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