Isn't this looking like continuations? Also I have noticed in the same thread the `wizard´ word
which is usually associated too with continuations.
Am I wrong?
./alex
--
.the_mindstorm.
#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 9/27/2005 8:38
PM :#
The idea is pretty simple: capture the state of a form and be able to
restore it later. The state is the captured request parameter values. So for
example lets say you are on page 4 of a wizard and you click the back
button. I would like to capture whatever you already typed in w/out
validating or binding it and save it somewhere. Later when you comeback to
page 4 I would like to be able to restore that state. We were talking about
introducing an opaque FormState object that would hold this state and adding
getState() and setState() to the Form.
-Igor
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I must have missed that (unfortunately, I've been very busy with
non-wicket stuff lately).
What is the idea?
Eelco
On 9/27/05, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Whatever happened to the discussion we were having about a
> getFormState()/setFormState() is that grounded until 1.2?
> -Igor
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> > Right now I (and some other people I think) are calling
> > FormComponent.invalild() on each component to save it's state. I was
> > wondering if maybe there could be a more elegant way to do this?
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