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Workflow management

Subject: Workflow management
From: "Emmanuel Cornette" <em...@just.fgov.be>
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Hi,

I'm currently working on a project in which we will most probably use struts
as MVC Framework. I've seen your plans for a workflow management module. As
we will need such module in your application, one of our possibility is to
contribute to your module... but it depends on the investment needed to do
it. We have short deadlines and we have an alternative with developping
ourself such module.

In order for us to chose the rigth alternative, could you give me an idea of
the status of the development of this module and the power (man*days) needed
to finish it ?

Thanks.

Emmanuel Cornette

IT Consultant




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Re: refreshing screens that use struts

Posted by Erik Hatcher <ja...@ehatchersolutions.com>.
This is a struts-user question, but....

set redirect="true" on your action forwards.  There are other
implications/caveats to this like not being able to get at request variables
that were set before (because its another request, of course).

    Erik


----- Original Message -----
From: "Praveer Mathur" <pr...@delhi.tcs.co.in>
To: "Struts Developers List" <st...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 1:44 AM
Subject: refreshing screens that use struts


> Hi Group,
>
> We are using Apache struts framework for our application.
> What happens is, irrespective of the *.do called, my browser URL always
> stays as the first *.do called in application i.e. login.do. Now, whenever
> the browser refresh button is pressed, irrespective of the screen
currently
> being displayed, I get the first screen of my application.
>
> To avoid this, we either need to trap the browser 'Refresh' button and
call
> the appropriate *.do ourselves or, set the browser URL to the actual *.do
it
> called last.
>
> >From what I have found on the net, it's not possible to trap the browser
> 'Refresh'. Is there any setting in any file of struts or anywhere else to
do
> the latter?
>
>
> Regards,
> Praveer
>
>
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refreshing screens that use struts

Posted by Praveer Mathur <pr...@delhi.tcs.co.in>.
Hi Group,

We are using Apache struts framework for our application.
What happens is, irrespective of the *.do called, my browser URL always
stays as the first *.do called in application i.e. login.do. Now, whenever
the browser refresh button is pressed, irrespective of the screen currently
being displayed, I get the first screen of my application.

To avoid this, we either need to trap the browser 'Refresh' button and call
the appropriate *.do ourselves or, set the browser URL to the actual *.do it
called last.

>From what I have found on the net, it's not possible to trap the browser
'Refresh'. Is there any setting in any file of struts or anywhere else to do
the latter?


Regards,
Praveer


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