On Aug 1, 2006, at 10:21 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, let's assume a typical layout (header, footer, sidebar, main
content).
ah, OK, that kind of component... :-)
Under normal circumstances (i.e., no control flow), each of these
components would start loading at more or less the same time and at any
given time all of the components would be at least partially loaded
(and
thereby usable).
With you so far...
If we instead use control flow to load these components,
the header would load first. Once the header is completely loaded,
then
the sidebar would start loading. Then the main page, and finally the
footer.
Huh? No way, I don't think that is true!!
cheers,
—ml—
P.S. Also, I'm having trouble envisioning a design where these layout
elements (header, sideabar, etc.) map to discrete requests... unless
you were using frames/iframes? And even if it were so, why would there
be a need to involve some flow/action/XSP business in the handling of
each one of these?
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