> > 2 (nearly the same, but with a form) > > --- > > User Sarah logs in, searches a song "Anton aus Tirol" and starts editing the > > song data, but doesn't submit the data. She gets away from her desk and when > > she returns everyting seems fine to her. She continues editing the data of > > "Anton aus Tirol" and submits. Her session has expired, so she gets > > redirected to the login page. She logs in again and the data she wanted to > > submit get submitted by the application. Sarah is shown the new data of > > "Anton aus Tirol", which she submitted. > > Yeah, this is only possible with stateless forms, or using > bookmarkable pages and code the forms yourself (this might be an > option for 1.2). > Actually even statelessforms are not going to save you in this case because you wanted to have the user login first. This is most commonly achieved by throwing a RestartResponseAtInterceptPage. But that does not save form postdata in the request, so even though you will get back to the form you don't have the postdata to save.
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