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From: Michael Jouravlev
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 12:41 AM
Subject: Re: paging in struts
On 11/29/05, Adam Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Michael Jouravlev on 29/11/05 16:54, wrote:
> > Both Struts Dialogs example and DisplayTag library use session-scoped
> > data to display in pages.
>
> I haven't checked out either the struts dialog pagination or the
> displaytag, so I'm not sure how they deal with multiple browser windows,
> but if you are keeping just one session-scoped dataset under one key,
> then multiple windows will mix up their lists. Guess it depends how open
> your requirements are.
Yes, that is true. This is the major limitation of having
session-scoped form beans or other singleton-like objects. On the
other hand, how often you saw a regular user, who used "Open in new
window" browser action? Also, it is harder to open a new window with a
pushbutton, than with a link ;-) I think that benefits of
session-scoped data weigh more than drawbacks.
Guess I'm not your regular user then. I use the middle button on my
mouse to open new tabs in firefox all the time. Admittedly there are not
many webapps where I would do it which I can think of as examples, but I
do this in e.g. mailing list archives all the time.
Gaet on 30/11/05 16:42, wrote:
> why don't simply use 'struts-layout' taglib?
with hibernate, do you mean? I started with a taglib I inherited at my
work and adapted it. In retrospect I should have thrown it out and
started from scratch. Hence I didn't look for other taglibs out there.
Adam
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