Le 2011-01-28 à 19:15, Chuck Hill a écrit : > Hi Kevin, > > > On Jan 28, 2011, at 3:54 PM, Kevin Hinkson wrote: > >> Hi, >> I'm hoping someone can help me with this problem. >> >> Let's say I have a Person object. How would I go about handling a GET >> request (with query strings) to delete a Person, save the changes to the >> database, and then redirect to a URL (not a WOComponent). Oh, and I need to >> have a Session available as well. >> >> Initially I thought about doing this as a WOComponent and calling one of >> it's methods from the constructor, but then there is no clean way >> to redirect the response. The alternative seemed to be to use DirectActions. > > That would work. > > >> But using this method seems to mean I will have to write a direct action for >> each >> "action" (like delete/add/edit) that I would want to perform on a particular >> EO. It gets even hairier if I would like to re-use these actions in an API. >> This seems a bit kludgy and very not the webobjects way so I think I'm >> missing something. >> >> Can anyone offer any suggestions? > > That sounds a lot like a REST interface. Have you looked at ERRest in > Project Wonder? > > >> NB: My Session on awake, looks for certain cookie values, verifies hashes >> and loads a user account EO as a means of implementing Sign In "Remember >> Me", then cookies are updated and added to the response in the Session sleep >> method. It's a lazy man's Serialized Session Store. Does this sound like an >> appropriate use of awake and sleep? I also mention it in case it will mess >> with any response changes suggested for the redirect action. Thanks. > > I would not call it a Serialized Session Store, but I am not sure how it will > play with ERRest.
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