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MVC - Stateless

Posted on Feb 04, 2004 at 03:47 PM 14 Views

Hi @ all,

I have a problem to solve... I've got a BSP application with MVC which is in

stateful mode at the moment but I have to made it stateless now.

So does anyone have some tips for me f.e. how to hold the hole view data

over some requests or anything else I have to attend?

Greetz Matthias

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    Posted on Feb 06, 2004 at 12:25 PM
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    Hi Matthias,

    to me it seems very strange to use MVC in stateless mode -

    You could store youre data (fields, structures, tables) in a complex structure and set this structure in a server cookie when your coding is finished.

    Use the static set/get methods of class cl_bsp_server_side_cookie.

    Before you start to react on the user input you call the cookie via the get-method.

    Regards, Bernd

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      Feb 10, 2004 at 04:13 PM

      Hi Bernd,

      I did it like that at the moment, you could store your data with export/import from/to memory in an xstring which you could save as a server cookie.

      But if you use controller and modell classes then the model reference also will be destroyed after user action - it's tricky but it seems to works now. Thanks for your help

      Regards Matthias

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