My deepest apology to all. This is not a Tapestry issue at all, I'm sorry it even crossed my mind. Tapestry is perfect! I'm sorry again...
FYI, what happened is I'm building a session persistance module that works behind Tapestry with Servlet API. In one of my algorithms tied to request listener - stupid me - I had a bug request.getSession() instead of request.getSession(false), and so new sessions were created. I'm sorry again! All is perfect with our awesome framework. -adam On 3/11/06, Adam Zimowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I attached a standard session listener and observed the most bazaar > behavior. If you include an <img> enclosed by <a href=".."> tapestry > will create a session for each such image. The session is empty as no > attributes are added (I sniffed for those as well). I had 9 images on > the page, and 9 sessions got created. Example: > > <a href="http://java.sun.com";><img src="images/java_logo.gif" > border="0" alt="Java"/></a> > > This happens when my page template is rendered inside a border > component. Interestingly, if the same img and link combination is > defined by the border template itself (like in a footer or header) > things are just fine. > > Has anyone seen that before? This could have significant performance effects. > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
