i dont know - how do you decide if something is stateless?

what if i have a component where everything is annotated, then that
component is extended by another one where things are not annotated....?

-Igor



On 10/11/06, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On 10/11/06, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> so what happens if you have a component that supports it and a component
> that doesnt?
>
> you go to this bookmarkable url and only the component that supported
param
> externalization has its state restored, the other one starts new?

No, it would work just like you can have stateless and normal
components mixed now, and a page is not stateless unless everything
nested in it is stateless. Components that are externalizable are not
automatically stateless, though they typically could be. But as long
as there are statefull components on the page, the parameters are put
in the url etc, but the page is still internal.

Eelco

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