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Posted by David Dorward on 12/13/98 11:30
sharon669@hotmail.com wrote:
> I'm dealing with Enterprise application and not Web one, so "pop-Up"
> windows are a must.
If multiple windows are that essential, then using a browser to provide a
GUI is quite possibly not a very good choice.
> When using JavaScript function window.open() to popup a new window in
> jsp,
> The window opens a new session. In other words, even if the new window
> is a .jsp page, user objects stored in the main window does not pass to
> the popup window.
Then you have to make sure the session token is being passed to the page you
request in that window.
> Is there any way to keep the session other than using
> cookie? Parameters can be passed by putting them in query string,
> But how to transfer the objects?
Anything to do with the session is stored on the server. You just need to
make sure the session token is passed.
Of course if you are dealing with multiple windows, then you end up with
pages which get their data from the server at different times, so things
are out of sync.
>>> When I open the content of a combo box
>>
>> In Windows programming terms...
> David , you are not looking at the big picture ,
No, I'm trying to understand the question. When you use technical terms in a
context where they don't make sense, the best thing to do is to try to
clarify the question so that any answer or suggestion I can provide is
actually helpful.
> the problem is how to get the "drop down menus" display its list
> outside the "pop-Up" window .
Well you can't. Too bad.
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