Not sure of one that is built and can be downloaded, but you could do this with server side state saving and a PhaseListener I think (or a view handler?). MyFaces saves an arbitrary (configurable) number of views on the server. So theoretically your could remember the last view of the user in the session, and if they try to restore a view or post to a new view that is not the last one, you could instead load the most current view and then skip the update model and invoke application phases (to make sure no changes from an old view are applied).
-Andrew On 6/2/06, Wolf Benz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi List, I know Javascript allows to get rid of the toolbar (disable "back" button!! Plus more screen real estate :-), but as JSF dictates the entire page flow, I was wondering whether somehow this could be done WITHOUT javascript and WITH JSF/MyFaces. (or, at worst with a onload script for the actual window - anyone tried this??) An alternative would be a (browser-independant) way of EITHER removing the back button, EITHER leave it there but disable its effect. Thsi would be OK although less favourable as this does not accomodate the 2nd issue (i.e. screen real estate) --> Is there with JSF a (simple) way to do this? Best Regards & TIA for help, Wolf
