Michael Jouravlev schrieb:
On 1/24/06, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As for the checkpoint, I cannot say it exactly (maybe matthias can jump
in) it probably will behave like every other page hitting the back
button with no history, that is my closest assumption on what will happen.

And how exactly that would be? (This is a real question not a sarcasm).

As I said Matthias Broeckelmann proably can answer this best in the myfaces list since I am only a user of this thing not the author. What probably happens is following, you run into the same situation which you would run without a restore history.

You would go to a page and run the full restore cycle but not with the history, only with values which either are request or session bound and merged with the incoming request data. You are definitely in a stateless situation. Since most of the shifts between pages are caused by posts you can figure out yourself what would happen in such a case ;-). Even if you have a restore of the values you definitely would lose
altered component or user interface states.

So you basically probably run into the same issues you would have
to face by pressing back without any history at all.

But that is only an assumption an error condition also could be possible (but is very unlikely since JSF itself does not have such a condition per default, so it does not make sense to do it, and probably would break the TCK)


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