>You cant prevent the "repost data" dialog box if you use "form
>method=POST" - and this is required with JSF.
I've tried, Mario, but the h:form component don't have a method
attribute... Is there any other place that I configure the form method to
POST (web.xml or faces-config.xml, maybe)???
Thanks for the support
Rafael Mauricio Nami
2005/12/1, Rafael Nami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Mario Wrote:
>I still dont get you.
>
>Do you talk about the session timeout which you can configure in your
>web.xml or simply about the "repost data" dialog box?
>But the "respost data" hasnt to do anything with "session" or "session
>expiration".
I'm sending a printscreen on the page that causes all this trouble.
When this message appears in the browser, the user have to push F5
button to recall the application, and then appears the repost data dialog.
That's something that happens quite a lot in IE, but never happens in Firefox.
Thanks for the support
Rafael Mauricio Nami
2005/11/30, Mario Ivankovits <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:Rafael Nami wrote:
> I'm trying to use in a <meta> expiration = 0 in the header, but is no
> use (for the session expiration thing). How can I get rid of the ugly
> question to repost data???
I still dont get you.
Do you talk about the session timeout which you can configure in your
web.xml or simply about the "repost data" dialog box?
But the "respost data" hasnt to do anything with "session" or "session
expiration".
You cant prevent the "repost data" dialog box if you use "form
method=POST" - and this is required with JSF.
If you reall would like to avoid session timeouts you can put an iframe
(very small size) on your page and automatically reaload it, say every
minute, this will keep the session alive as long as the browser is opened.
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Mario
