"Werner Punz" wrote: >Hi Mario, nice effort, but there is no back button >problem anymore. >It was resolved shortly after 1.1.1 (or 1.1.0 I dont >know). >There already is a savestate stack implemented which can >restore old states upon back and server side state >saving.
Thank you for such a quick response! These are indeed great news, however I think that perhaps I wasnt too clear about what I was trying to achieve. I wasnt referring to the problem that occurs (well, occurred at least!) when the user hit the browsers back button, but to the lack of a back button JSF component that could be used to return the user to the previous page when a Jsp is referenced by more than one page. If the savestate stack you were referring to can be helpful in this kind of situation (it sounds like it does!) I would appreciate a pointer to the relevant Class(es) (Im sorry but I still cant find it in the sources!) Otherwise I would still like some information about my original question, i.e. how one would go about manually saving and restoring the component tree.... Thanks again to anyone who takes the time to answer! Mario > Hello! > > I am trying to implement a solution to the back > button problem suggested by an earlier post > (http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg14557.html). > > The post above, described an interface for saving and > restoring the view state whenever needed. > > What Id like to know is how can I manually save and > restore the state of the component tree? I dont know > if this is of any importance, but I am using client > save stating mode. > ___________________________________________________________ NEW Yahoo! Cars - sell your car and browse thousands of new and used cars online! http://uk.cars.yahoo.com/
