How exactly are you going to track a window? 

On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 18:37:18 -0800, Travis Reeder
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>  Definitely.  I would also try to make it so that in faces-config.xml you
> could set 
>  <managed-bean-scope>window</managed-bean-scope>
>  
>  I think windowScope is a better term for this or frameScope rather than
> pageFlowScope because window or frame is more what it actually is.
>  
>  Travis
> 
>  
>  Heath Borders wrote: 
>  +1! ADF missed a big feature, though. We should make a custom variable
> resolver that automatically checks the pageFlowScope Map for a variable name
> AFTER checking all the other scopes as required by the JSF spec. This would
> mean that you wouldn't have to prepend "pageFlowScope." onto all of your
> variable names. Also the <setActionListener /> sounds handy as well. On Mon,
> 3 Jan 2005 00:11:37 +0100, Matthias Wessendorf
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
>  Travis, I just read the article and think it is a fine concept. Also their
> <setActionListener/> is nice. It prevents developers from some work on
> creating *detail* pages, as pointed out in the article. So here is my +1 on
> that! Matthias -----Original Message----- From: Travis Reeder
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2005 11:42
> PM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: New Scope It looks like the smart
> people over at Oracle already implemented my idea in ADF, they call it
> pageFlowScope: http://tinyurl.com/5jwdc Implemented almost exactly the same
> way I had proposed. Anyone opposed to working a new optional scope into my
> faces? I volunteer if everyone's ok with it because I really badly need
> this. Travis Stefan Langer wrote: Travis Reeder wrote: What do you guys
> think of this?
> http://www.crack3r.com/2004/12/another-scope-for-web-app-parameters.html I
> don't think this will work since there is no concept of a window in the http
> protocol. How does the server know that a new window has been opened? Unless
> the client tells it which currently it doesn't. So how do you decide when to
> create and when to destroy the window scope? I think the idea of Korhonen
> seems more practical although I quite don't see how to implement the
> deserialization behaviour in a consistent mannor without being corruptible
> by the client. Just my two cents Stefan -- Travis Reeder Ecommstats Web
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