Henri, Thanks for your reply. Actually I had some lazy binding session exceptions but they disappered when I applied the keyExpression attribute according to Jesse's tip!
I've looked several times at Tapernate but each time I've desided it's too much work to get on track. And my small app is not worth it, not yet anyway. Malin On 7/26/06, Henri Dupre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 7/25/06, Malin Ljungh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > I've been using Tapestry for weeks and today I for the first time did > a "View page source" > in my browser... and I was a little surprised. In one of my pages I'm > looping > a Set using a For component to display some entities in a table. The > entities are model > objects which I get from > database using Hibernate. Seems like all my objects are stored in the > client view state > using hidden inputs... is it what I see? and the are rather large > although my objects is > quite small. > So, my question is - should I be bothered? Yes!! This could cause you some evil session exceptions in hibernate. I would highly recommend you to use tapernate... Tapernate will take care of loading and unloading objects and reattach them. Henri.
