bart remmerie wrote:
Dear all,
I'm rewriting some of my cocoon-code and I have the following question
that continues to bother me.
I use flow to show a cform (see code below), and I'm wondering if
I need to "terminate" each function in flow in a "clean" way to avoid
memory leaks (after the form.showForm(...) provide some action (redirect
the user)
I think this is not necessary. The form.showForm() call creates a
continuation, which keeps a handle on any objects in memory. After a
given period (configured in the xconf) the continuation will be
automatically expired, at which point any objects it holds will be
garbage collected. As long as all those objects are things you're
willing to have in memory for the lifetime of the continuation, you can
just leave it be.
or is it perfectly possible to terminate such a function with the
form.showForm("myform-display-pipeline.jx"); (where the user redirects
her/himself using simple hyperlinks) ?
Is there any info available on this topic ?
function showMyForm(){
var form=new Form("forms/myform_model.xml");
form.createBinding("forms/myform_bind_bean.xml");
form.load (myBean);
form.showForm("myform-display-pipeline.jx");
}
In the past, I used to have a couple of submit widgets which could be
used to "redirect" the user after completing the form (these were
included after the form.showForm line:
if (form.getWidget().getSubmitWidget().getName().equals("add_record")){
cocoon.redirectTo("/addNewRecord/");
}//end if
else ...
Thanks
Bart
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