Thanks Shane,
overriding the subscriptionCallback definitely did the trick. I never wanted to use the
setTimeout() version in a production environment.
So finally I got the token in an input field and this is passed along the request until
the page is rerenderd.
I followed your suggestion, pushed the token manually into the registry and after calling
Seam.Remoting.poll() the polling starts with the same token!
But ;), the polling stops after the first (polling-)request times out because of an
JavaScript Error anonymous wrote : Seam.Remoting.loadingMsgDiv has no properties.
It seems uthat there is more going on behind the scenes at subscription.
Sorry to bother you again, bt do you have any thoughts on that one?
Kurt
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