[JBoss Seam] - Explicit conversation id problem
by raffaele.camanzo
Hi All,
since the Seam 1.1.1GA version (now I'm working on the 1.2.0PATCH1) I noted a mis-alignment of the Seam behaviour from the reference documentation.
In the "6.6 Using an "explicit" conversation id" section I found this description:
Clearly, these example result in the same conversation id every time a particular hotel, blog or task is selected.
So what happens if a conversation with the same conversation id already exists when the new conversation begins?
Well, Seam detects the existing conversation and redirects to that conversation without running the
@Begin method again. This feature helps control the number of workspaces that are created when using workspace
management.
This is a good feature, but is not (at least in my application) working since the 1.1.1GA version; this is not a huge problem because I solved it with a boolean value (not that elegant but working)... but if the problem exists and you fix it... I appreciate.
Regards,
Raffaele Camanzo
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[Remoting] - Callback Questions
by login4jbr
Hello.
I have a couple of questions.
1. When the server sends callbacks to the client, are the callbacks delivered in the same order they have been sent?
In other words:
If the server sends a callback C1 and then another callback C2.
Can I be sure that the client will receive first C1 and then C2?
2. My clients have specific identifiers.
Eg. Client 1 has identifier "peter"
Client 2 has identifier "charles", and so on.
I want give these identifiers to the server in such a way that the server can associate each identifier with the corresponding client's callbackhandler.
Is possible to pass the identifier to the server when registering the client's callbackhandler?
Is there some other way to do it?
Thanx for the help.
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