>From the configuration docs: oracle.adf.view.faces.CLIENT_STATE_METHOD Chooses the type of client-side state saving used when client-side state saving is enabled (with the JSF standard javax. faces.STATE_SAVING_METHOD parameter). Two values are accepted:
"token": the default, which stores page state in the session, but persists a token to the client that lets ADF Faces disambiguate the same page appearing multiple times. Failover is supported. "all": stores all state in the client in a (potentially large) hidden form field. This matches the default behavior of the JSF reference implementation, and can be useful for developers avoiding any use of HttpSession . -- Adam On 4/1/06, Frank Felix Debatin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Adam, > > > (And we do support a client-side state saving mode > > that pushes everything to the client for > HttpSessionophobes, > > but it's not the default) > > How do you turn on that? I haven't seen that ... > > Frank Felix > >
