3 Replies Latest reply on Aug 10, 2006 6:10 AM by sherkan777

    few questions abous seam...

    sherkan777

      Hello,
      Could anyone answer for my questons.
      For what we use "nested conversations", when we use it?
      (any examples welcome)
      For what is @LoggedIn, is this a king of filter that we check acces for that "logged" user? Has this any connection with JAAS?
      For what and how we user "RedirectFilter"
      thanks for help
      Gregory

        • 1. Re: few questions abous seam...
          bfo81

          - Nested conversations or good for e.g. multiple "sub-conversations" within a conversation. The main conversation could be a complex product search, and the sub-conversations could be product orders. Or imagine that you edit an entity in a conversation, and during that you edit multiple sub-entities in nested conversations. There are complex web apps where nested conversations are helpful. Keep in mind: conversations hold and isolate states and they can co-exist with other conversations.

          - LoggedIn checks if there is a logged in user. Have a look at the LoggedInInterceptor class of the booking example. btw: What is JAAS?

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          • 2. Re: few questions abous seam...
            bfo81

            - RedirectFilters are important for keeping the state of a conversation or other scope even after a page redirect. In classic JSF all redirects lead to the loss of non-session/application scoped data.

            • 3. Re: few questions abous seam...
              sherkan777

              Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS)

              http://java.sun.com/products/jaas/