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Re: Q: Redirect to a new page from a component
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Re: Q: Redirect to a new page from a component


  • Subject: Re: Q: Redirect to a new page from a component
  • From: Bill Reynolds <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 07 Aug 2004 22:06:12 -0700

I'd call it from the page/component that displays the "Please wait..."
statement.  I'm not familiar with WOLongResponsePage - although I should be.
My idea is a bit crude.  I'm suggesting that instead of having a long delay
by the page submitting the form/query that you instead pass that method-call
responsibility to a page that displays the desired "Please wait..."
statement.

This is beginning to appear to be very confusing to read.  I'll try again
below...

Okay, lets say your method is SendUserData(), and after this method is
called there is a really long wait that you want the customer to sit
through.  If the ultimate goal is to merely display a page that tells the
user to 'wait', then you may want to consider a broker method, one that
creates a new page, passes the component into it (the one your in), and then
calls the method - thus displaying the appropriate page content.

I have no code to back this up, but it seems very plausible.

Am  I missing the mark?

-Bill


on 8/7/04 9:50 PM, Michael Engelhart at email@hidden wrote:

> Hi Bill -
>
> Where do you call the method that creates the long background operation
> in your scenario?
> I thought WOLongResponsePage was designed because you can't call a page
> after it's response has been output to the browser.
>
> Do you have an example of how this would work?
>
> Thanks
> Mike
> On Aug 7, 2004, at 11:14 PM, Bill Reynolds wrote:
>
>> Nick,
>>
>> If I understand what you are trying to do is to put an intermediate
>> page
>> that let's the viewer know that a long background operation is
>> happening and
>> to not do anything in the mean time (don't click back, etc.).
>> Something
>> similar to when you submit a form on a travel site and await ticketing
>> info
>> to be eventually returned.
>>
>> The simple solution may to be to build this page (the Component that
>> displays the "hey, just keep waiting" msg) to be the one to actually
>> perform
>> the submission - so it would stay there until the server returns the
>> lengthily requested page of data.  So instead of:
>>
>> Component with request --> (long wait) -->  Returned page
>>
>> ...you could have...
>>
>> Component with request --> (pass request operation into another
>> Component
>> that is the "please hold on and don't hit back" that actually does the
>> submission) --> Returned page
>>
>> Hope this helps,
>>
>> -Bill
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