Re: configuring session paging with Table View

2006-03-25 Thread John Menke
Mike we do delegate our database access code to a hivemind service but that is on the server. I want the results to be cached on the cliient. Been thinking about it having a concrete method on my page may not be a threading problems methods are thread safe right? I just can't have concrete class

Re: configuring session paging with Table View

2006-03-25 Thread Mike Snare
If you use a hivemind service to access the database and cache the results then it will be thread safe if you use the singleton service model (the default). In general, pages and components should delegate business logic like this to services, so it would be a good idea to do it that way anyway.

Re: configuring session paging with Table View

2006-03-24 Thread John Menke
the getEntries method in this would not be thread safe if it's not abstract right? i don't think this would work for me if it's not On 3/24/06, Mike Snare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > What does getEntries look like? If it goes to the database than it > makes perfect sense. > > why not: > > pub

Re: configuring session paging with Table View

2006-03-24 Thread Mike Snare
What does getEntries look like? If it goes to the database than it makes perfect sense. why not: public abstract Collection getCachedEntries(); public abstract void setCachedEntries(Collection col); public Collection getEntries { Collection cache = getCachedEntries(); if (cache == null) {

configuring session paging with Table View

2006-03-24 Thread John Menke
I have a table view component and i want to use session paging I have it configured like this: I was expecting the paging to be done through the session but this is not working. It goes back to the database every time. What am I d