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jeff
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Subject: Re: RE: Recovery of session during pageValidate
Can you expound upon how you plug in the WebRequestFilter.
Constructing the W
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Can you expound upon how you plug in the WebRequestFilter.
Constructing the WebRequest subclass looks
jeff
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Subject: Re: RE: Recovery of session during pageValidate
Can you expound upon how you plug in the WebRequestFilter.
C
It's nice to at least know you've had the same problem. Your code below
represents exactly what I'm after, but I so far haven't found any
practical way to make it work. I've tried things like creating my own
POST (using HttpClient) within the current request cycle, but dealing
with this "inner" r
lly the idea helps.
jeff
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Subject: Re: Recovery of session during pageValidate
I can think of a couple of ways of doing this. The w
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Subject: Re: Recovery of session during pageValidate
I can think of a couple of ways of doing this. The way I do this is to
use an ExternalCallback, store that
I can think of a couple of ways of doing this. The way I do this is
to use an ExternalCallback, store that in session, and after
successful authentication, I just execute the callback. However, this
only works if you use ExternalLinks, and doesn't work at all if
someone submits a form after bein
I'm hoping to find a better way to handle expired sessions without
redirecting to a default page. I have many users which tend to let
sessions time out over lunch or over night, but who expect to be able
to resume working at any time without losing form data, etc.
I have a typical "protected" bas
