Robert,
I am interested in reading this HLS thread. I did a
search but did not find it. Could you possibly point me
to the thread (dates, keywords to search etc)
I would appreciate it.
The approach I took was to create a component (based on
the Conditional component) called RequiresRole.
Ben,
If you need a client side solution it is doable in
javascript. If you don't want to use the names that
tapestry gives you you can always give the checkboxes and
id tag that suits your purposes.
Believe me I have to deal with complex rules with 2 and 3
dimensional arrays of checkboxes
.
Cheers,
Nick.
LOCHART,DOUGLAS E wrote:
Geoff,
I changed our logout procedure to match yours and then tried the same excerice
and got the same Exception.
Doug
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here's how we implement logout in a listener - works for us..
public void logoutUser(IReq
Can someone please explain to me what is going on or what
I have to do to prevent the following from happening.
A user is using the system and performs a log out. They
are redirected to the Home Page. A new Session is
created. The user then hits the back button to a
previously accessed for
/31/05, LOCHART,DOUGLAS E
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Geoff,
When I looked over the Stack Trace it appears as though
the session this page rendering belonged too is alive.
In
the tapestry Exception page it says that Session.isNew()
is NO. Then it contniues the process until it gets into
t
Geoff,
When I looked over the Stack Trace it appears as though
the session this page rendering belonged too is alive. In
the tapestry Exception page it says that Session.isNew()
is NO. Then it contniues the process until it gets into
the Visit Object which I clear during Logout.
Could it
Ooops... here it is
Stack Trace:
*
com.capecomputing.mensana.webportal.application.PageFlowTransitionManager.getNextPage(PageFlowTransitionManager.java:295)
*
com.capecomputing.mensana.webportal.application.PageFlowTransitionManager.prepareForNextPage(PageFlowTransitionManager.java:212
Here is the exception:
I also included the seesion infor from exception page.
javascript:doImageSubmit('Send')
The funny thing is is that it does not happen for all
Forms, just most of them.
Doug
* ognl.OgnlRuntime.getProperty(OgnlRuntime.java:1611)
* ognl.ASTProperty.getValueBody(ASTP
If we leave our application open to a page that contains a
form and then come back the next morning and click the
submit button on the form the application tries to do a
rewind on the page to record the input parameters. Of
course this fails as the page does not have the proper
data so a Null
ameters);
return link.getAbsoluteURL();
}
Check out the other methods in ILink to what it can do for you.
Cheers,
Nick.
LOCHART,DOUGLAS E wrote:
External URL Help
I am tasked to allow the following in our secure tapestry app:
1) Generate a URL That a person could mail to a per
>
I thought I was doing logout right. However I found an
email in the mailing list that had me change my logout
mechanism. I used to logout in a listener method like
this:
Visit visit = (Visit)getVisit();
visit.clear();
try {
((IEngineServiceView)getEngine()).res
External URL Help
I am tasked to allow the following in our secure tapestry
app:
1) Generate a URL That a person could mail to a
perspective client.
2) That client client would click on the URL to sign up.
3) The URL would activate a Page within our system that
would them look at a paramete
I thought I was doing logout right. However I found an
email in the mailing list that had me change my logout
mechanism. I used to logout in a listener method like
this:
Visit visit = (Visit)getVisit();
visit.clear();
try {
((IEngineServiceView)getEngine(
Email:
External URL Help
I am tasked to allow the following in our secure tapestry
app:
1) Generate a URL That a person could mail to a
perspective client.
2) That client client would click on the URL to sign up.
3) The URL would activate a Page within our system that
would then look at a
ProxyHolderlder will get a proxy from the pool
and use it.
I know this is off my original topic but any
comments/experienced advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks again
Doug
On Tue, 03 May 2005 08:14:41 -0500
"LOCHART,DOUGLAS E" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We will be movin
We will be moving to a clustered environment for our
application. We are/will be using Apache (SSL) (with
distcache to handle load balancing with SSL), Tomcat with
load-balancing/clustering and an encrypted postgres
database.
We are using a simple home grown Data Access layer which I
will be
().restart(cycle);
}
catch (Exception ex) {
// Ignore it if the session was already
invalidated.
log.debug(ex.getMessage());
}
}
- Original Message -
From: "LOCHART,DOUGLAS E" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tapestry users" ;
"Tapestry users"
Sent
not
getting the
exception any more. I must've cleaned up something else
since then. Maybe
that will get you started anyway... you can see when the
exception is
occurring.
I call that method from a simple form-listener method in
my login/logout
component.
- Original Message
I implemented the listener approach to logging out as
reccomended by the FAQ on the Tapestry Wiki. I used this
approach to give the user an option to continue or to
cancel out and to do some logging.
Occasionally I have received a ServletException "Session
Already Invalidated". I found a blu
Hi all,
I have a requirement that when the user clicks on the
submit button for a form that the button be disabled so
they won't/can't click it again before the next page
appears. Sounds simple enough. I put some javascript
like this:
function disable( input ) {
input.disable=true;
}
To te
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