--- On Wed, 7/30/08, Nick Scavelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm replying to this because it's somewhat related > to an issue I'm having.
Not really :p > Let's say I have the following control in my jsp: > <sx:submit type="button" method="search" value="Search" > targets="resultsDiv" indicator="indicator"/> > > But let's say my session has timed out, and I need to redirect to the > login page. In my circumstance the div is replaced by the login jsp, > which just looks strange. What are the best practices with dealing with > these situations using Ajax. I'm not sure what the *best* practice is, but one solution is to write an interceptor that checks if a request is an XHR. If it is, and the session is gone (or whatever other criteria is necessary), send back a 302 and the name of a global result (that's what we've done here, anyway). Even though it's an XHR the browser will redirect before the request gets back to your code--in essence making the request non-back-channel anymore. (I'm not entirely convinced that behavior is reasonable, but it's a browser thing, so hey.) Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
