On 2011-10-26 09:36, Laurent Medioni wrote:
According to JavaDoc:
= "How long does a continuation exist in memory since the last access?
The time is in miliseconds, and the default is 1 hour"
And reading the code confirms this statement.
Laurent
which is probably not true.
Thing is: continuations are stored "chained". What i mean is :
- user creates a first continuation in some UI processing
- cocoon stores that continuation
- user naviagates back and creates a new continuation
- that new continuation is linked to the old one
- user may navigate back to some previous continuation and start a
branch
- a continuation tree gets removed from memory when ALL the leaves
expire (still I don't remember if older "root" get expired so even
if in memory you cannot access these continuations)
- this means you can grow continuation tree indefinitely
My knowledge is at least 4-5 years old. I advise to check the source
code of ContinuationsManagerImpl
lg
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