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Posted to users@tapestry.apache.org by "Auradkar, Rajendra V." <RV...@stthomas.edu> on 2004/02/04 20:48:26 UTC
How to question?
We are working on a new Tapestry project. In the past we have used either
pure JSP/Servlet or Struts based applications. In those cases each time a
web application started we checked for critical resource availibility. If
there was a problem we made a record of this at the application context
level and redirected the users to a standars error site. How can this same
thing be done with Tapestry? The samilar servlet based stuff is missing and
I dont know how to access any 'global to all sessions' object.
Thanks in advance,
Raj Auradkar
Re: How to question?
Posted by Programozás <pr...@hotmail.com>.
Global to all sessions == Global object
See User's Guide/Managing Server-Side State/Global
Norbi
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From: "Auradkar, Rajendra V." <RV...@stthomas.edu>
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Subject: How to question?
> We are working on a new Tapestry project. In the past we have used either
> pure JSP/Servlet or Struts based applications. In those cases each time a
> web application started we checked for critical resource availibility. If
> there was a problem we made a record of this at the application context
> level and redirected the users to a standars error site. How can this
same
> thing be done with Tapestry? The samilar servlet based stuff is missing
and
> I dont know how to access any 'global to all sessions' object.
> Thanks in advance,
> Raj Auradkar
>
>
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Re: How to question?
Posted by Paul Ferraro <pm...@columbia.edu>.
Tapestry does have the concept of a Global object (i.e. global to all
sessions).
Read more about it here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tapestry/doc/TapestryUsersGuide/state.global.html
You can put your resource availability checking logic in the constructor
of your Global object and store the relevant status in 1 or more properties.
Hope this helps,
Paul Ferraro
Auradkar, Rajendra V. wrote:
>We are working on a new Tapestry project. In the past we have used either
>pure JSP/Servlet or Struts based applications. In those cases each time a
>web application started we checked for critical resource availibility. If
>there was a problem we made a record of this at the application context
>level and redirected the users to a standars error site. How can this same
>thing be done with Tapestry? The samilar servlet based stuff is missing and
>I dont know how to access any 'global to all sessions' object.
>Thanks in advance,
>Raj Auradkar
>
>
>
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