rundata persistence

[Jesse Chen <je...@jalvamedia.com>]

Hi,

Is there an easy way to make rundata persistent between requests? Perhaps
that is what is not intended? I have a process where users need to upload
files... I would like each upload to append a fileItem to rundata but not
have it all get blown away after each request.

thanks.



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Re: rundata persistence

[Edwin Gustafson <ed...@caymanchem.com>]

Greetings,

There are better places to put information like this.  I use the user 
object.  See getTemp(), setTemp(), and removeTemp() in the User interface.
   Use them like this:

data.getUser().setTemp( "key", value );
ValueClass retrievedValue = (ValueClass) data.getUser().getTemp( "key" );
data.getUser().removeTemp( "key" );

You can also use the HttpSession.  Get the session with data.getSession().  
Then use getValue(), putValue(), and removeValue().

On Friday, March 29, 2002, at 02:29 , Jesse Chen wrote:

> Is there an easy way to make rundata persistent between requests? Perhaps
> that is what is not intended? I have a process where users need to upload
> files... I would like each upload to append a fileItem to rundata but not
> have it all get blown away after each request.
>
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