Thanks Howard,
The activate/passivate events seems the right way for simple things like
the sample described in the Tap5 guide.
But what if i needed the callback to store a request from a user while
he is redirected to the signon page where he can click the registration
or "i forgot my password" link ?
In my Tap4 application i used to have a stack where callbacks were
pushed and poped when the "current" path of a user is broken by
transversal functions like authentication, registration, ...
Stephane
Howard Lewis Ship a écrit :
Yes, the passivate/activate events fill similar roles to ICallback.
There is no exact analog, but that's because you can build your own so
easily on top of the passivate and activate events.
On Nov 8, 2007 5:40 AM, Stephane Decleire
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to migrate an application which use ICallback from Tap 4.1.3
to Tap 5.0.6
Is there an equivalent to the callback notion in Tap 5 ?
If not, does anybody know a way to implement such a mechanism ?
Thanks in advance.
Stephane
