Re: serialize an object to a hidden field

If you're using client-side state saving, it's not using a
session
object.   It's using a hidden field.

Note also that if you're using server-side state saving and
JSF 1.1,
then you can't have multiple pages open at the same time for
the same
session.   It's not supported.   It does work with
client-side state
saving, though.

On 8/31/07, Costa Basil <costa_basilyahoo.ca> wrote:
> Thank you. I need to pass some objects from a page to a
dialog opened from
> that page and I do not want to use session objects.
>
> Mike Kienenberger <mkienenbgmail.com> wrote:
>  Seems like a strange thing to do, but I guess you'd do
it just like
> t:saveState.
>
> You'd point your h:hiddenText (is that the right name?)
value to
> #{bean.objectState} and you'd have getObjectState
serialize the object
> into a string, and setObjectState unserialize the
object.
>
> On 8/31/07, Costa Basil wrote:
> > How do I serialize an object in a hidden field (as
opposed to using
> > saveState and having its state meshed somewhere
else along with the other
> > components)?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
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