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2 JSPDyn Pages

Posted on Dec 06, 2004 at 01:29 PM 14 Views

Hi @ all!

I'm trying to create a small portal application consisting of more than one JSPDyn Page.

At the moment I have:

- 2 JSPDynPages

- 2 .jsp files

- 1 Bean for communication

Under certain conditions (successful login) I want to call another (second) JSPDynPage. But I don't know how...

with:

this.setJspName("CFR_logon.jsp");

I get to the next .jsp file. But this file wants to use

EventHandlerMethods of the first JSPDynPage. It does not

search the method in the second JSPDynPage...

Thank you! Regards, Christian

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    Posted on Dec 06, 2004 at 02:22 PM
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    Hi,

    with this.setJspName("CFR_logon.jsp"); You just dispatch to another JSP staying on the same Dynpage. If You want to change to another Dynpage You have to call another iView (means You have to declare Your Dynpage as iView).

    Another possibility could be to call the other Dynpage from the PageProcessorComponent:

    public DynPage getPage() { // Has to be overridden

    return new DynPageOne();

    // Calls the DynPage and returns its value as DynPageOne

    }

    here You can sty on the same iView

    Walter

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      Dec 06, 2004 at 03:21 PM

      Yes, You are right.

      SAP implemented a special Session, Request, Application/Context Object Model.

      If You store Your bean in a (so called) SAP component... Object. It is only valid for the actuall iView.

      So You have to store Your bean in the (normal) "J2EE" Session, Request, Application/Context Object. this can be read from all iViews.

      JSPDynPage;

      componentRequest = (IPortalComponentRequest) getRequest();

      componentSession = componentRequest.getComponentSession();

      request = componentRequest.getServletRequest();

      session = componentSession.getHttpSession();

      session.setAttribute("myBean", myBean); // Storing the Bean in the J2EE Session

      TAKE CARE!!

      If You use the J2EE Session... You can't use the JSP Taglib for getting the Bean out of the Session. You have to initialize the objects like this:

      <%

      ....

      request = componentRequest.getServletRequest();

      ...

      %>

      Try it

      Walter

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    Posted on Dec 07, 2004 at 02:00 PM
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    Hi waltair,

    I am using jspdynpage(application scope) and stored all the values in bean.i have 3 iView page.i passed some values from iview1 ->2 -->3. if i am not doing anything for more than 5 mins in my 3rd iView page and again go back to iView page 2 i lost alost all my bean values.so i am getting null pointer exception(portal runtime error).

    if i play around continously in all 3 iViews , i didnt get any error.

    is there any reason my bean lost data?

    regds,

    Anto.

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