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Scott Wilson commented on WOOKIE-382:
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Hmm, that is strange. Offhand, I can't think of any reason why this should make
a difference.
> Flatpack function returns wrong widget package
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>
> Key: WOOKIE-382
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-382
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Wookie REST API
> Reporter: Sebastian M
> Fix For: 0.13.0
>
>
> I'm developing a tool which is getting the list of widgets of Wookie via REST
> API. When selecting one widget, it creates an instance of the widget (or gets
> the instance), downloads flatpack of this widget, injects some files,
> redeploys the widget to wookie and then shows the widget in an iframe (using
> the instance created/gotten).
> When using 2 or more different Widgets (e.g. Widget A, B and C), the API
> always returns me the correct instance values and always shows the correct
> widget in the iframe.
> But the flatpack function has some issues when doing the following steps:
> 1) loading Widget A, it returns the flatpack of Widget A (instance A was just
> created).
> 2) loading Widget B, it returns the flatpack of Widget B (instance B was just
> created).
> 3.1) loading Widget A, it will return the flatpack of Widget B (instance B,
> which was last created).
> 3.2) loading Widget C (any other), it returns the flatpack of Widget C
> (instance C, which was just created)
> All in all: when requesting the flatpack of a widget with a newly created
> instance, I get the correct flatpack. But when requesting another widget
> where the instance already has been created, it returns the flatpack of the
> widget with the latest created instance.
> I've tried different parameters when using the flatpack API - just the
> instance id (the same I use for the iframe output), or all parameters I use
> for getting/creating the instance. There shareddatakey+userid+api key are
> always the same and the widget id is always the one of the requested widget.
> I'm using the latest trunk code - checked out and recompiled just some
> minutes ago.
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