We may have the same underlying issue. I think the component saves some
object in the session, and tries to reuse it instead of reading it from the
source each time.
I will try your recommendations.
Thank you.
Shovon
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I'm not sure I'm talking about the same problem as you have, but I
found a way to solve pagination problems with LazyExceptions
(basically the first page was ok, but not the others -- don't know
why).
What I did was to use a different source for the table: instead of
giving the whole list returne
Can anyone shed some light on my original problem? I am upgrading from
Tapestry 3.x to 4.x. I would look at something like Tapernate once the
upgrade is done.
Thank you for your help.
Shovon
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Can you please point me to any documentation? I am currenlty using Spring
for
hibernate with the OpenSessionInView filter. Will it be pretty easy to
migrate?
T
Can you please point me to any documentation? I am currenlty using Spring for
hibernate with the OpenSessionInView filter. Will it be pretty easy to
migrate?
Thanks ...
Shovon
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Use tapernate! :-)
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Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 12:52 AM
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Subject: Lazy Exception in Contrib:Table
Hi,
We have an application in Tapestry 3.x (based on Appfuse 1.8.1), and it
works just fine. We st
