Hi Kent,
I was thinking about this and another idea I had was that if I had a
page with a component on it which I subsequently removed my users would
have pages in their client-side cache with links that would no longer
exist; could this also contribute to the problem?
Thanks
Dan
Kent Tong wrote:
Daniel M Garland <daniel.garland <at> titanemail.com> writes:
Hi all,
Sometimes in my logs for my live tapestry app I see exceptions like
...MyPage$Enhance_0 <at> 7b960[MyPage] does not contain a component
$DirectLink$8sp=S7.
It's weird that it is trying to find a component with id "$DirectLink$8sp=S7".
This is obviously not an id. Only "$DirectLink$8" is the id. Therefore, I
think the URL generated is somehow incorrect. If you're generating the URLs
yourself, please check it.
...MyPage$Enhance_20 <at> def14f[MyPage] does not contain a component .
It means the id is empty. Again, check the code generating the URLs.
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