Hi Cezary,
first thanks!
I provided no code, because it is rather straight forward, just an
@SessionAttribute annotated private field, which is a bean implementing
Serializable.
Then this @SetupRender method constructing the bean and filling it's
properties, a form and an onValidate and an onSucces
Hi Ric,
I suspect that a server-side session is not established for some reason,
e.g. the browser does not send back the JSESSIONID cookie or something
invalidates the session. It is hard to tell without any source code
examples. You can try verify what is happening by putting breakpoints in
relev
Dear Tapestry users,
I face the following problem:
In a page I use a simple bean annotated as SessionState or SessionAttribute
(problem is the same on both).
It is initialized in the SetupRender method of the page and in other
methods, called from within the SetupRender method, the object is in
co
