Why do you want to use a _page_ listener? Why just don't create a service which service() method would be that listener?
Btw, tacos as far as I know invokes a page's listener. So tacos is what you need. It's not too complex at all. On 2/27/06, Vinicius Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello there! Is it possible to have a service bound to a specific listener > on my page? I mean, my page still uses the default service, but one of > it's > methods is bound to a different service. > > What I'm trying to do is to use Ajax (please not the Tacos Ajax system, > it's > great but too complex for what I have in mind), so I'll have a link where > it'll invoke a method using Ajax, since I need to write to the header of > the > response, I need it to be an specific service. Also it needs to invoke a > listener on my page, since one of the parameters of the service is going > to > be an entity loaded by the application (depending on the parameters > specified by the links). So a flow would be this: > > User clicks on link -> Page's listener is called -> Retreive the entity > from > DB -> stores it as a service parameter -> Service process it and output > the > xml on the response > > > Any ideas? > > Regards > >
