Your code didn't transmit very well, so I can't tell for sure, but most likely
the problem is that you need to add scope="session" to your <state-object>
definition.
HTH,
-Jason
On Thursday 09 March 2006 09:42, Apache wrote:
> Dear Howard Lewis Ship,
>
> We are a pooor team of 4 developers and we are desperate because we have a
> very short deadline. We are trying to use the Session with tapestry 4.0. in
> order to keep login data persistent throw the session.
>
> We tried like this:
>
> A) in WEB-INF/hivemodule.xml we have:
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> the kernel.application.session.Session is the object we want to keep it
> session persistent
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> B) an example of .page are:
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> add a description
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> C) and in java we have:
> public abstract class Home extends AppBasePage implements
> PageBeginRenderListener{ ....
> public abstract Session getSession();
>
> public abstract void setSession(Session loginData);
> .....
> we use getSession() to deal with the Session inject
>
> The problem is that Our Session object's behavior is like an Application
> global object, not as a Session one. When the second user logged in the
> previous Session is overwritten with the news Session.
>
> Please tell us where we are wrong.
>
> Thank you for reading this. And we are thank You twice if You can bring
> some tiny whinny little help.
>
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> mr B
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