Re: How to determine a set of the last pages visited

jackalista <[email protected]>
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ok, I checked out the docs on clickstream, your suggestion was a good one, as clickstream does nearly all of what I want.  Unfortunately it doesn't do all of it.  I also want to remember the last of several domain / model classes accessed.  That *could* be inferred, perhaps with some loss of accuracy, by the URL's handed around, but what I really want is to capture the hibernate ID's of these "most currently accessed" model class instances (on a per user basis).  After figuring out how clickstream works, I realize this is a pretty great model for what I want to do too, I could use a servlet filter to stash the current IDs into a session specific variable as each request is made which would be ideal but I'm kind of loathe to erect all that infrastructure for such a small task.  I *already* have clickstream in my app, I'll bet I could easily modify the filter to do my work too and then I'd have a nice implementation that provides both clickstreams *and* the additional domain model & user activity oriented book keeping I want at the cost of learning how to build clickstream, it would appear  Since I don 't really care about having clickstream in my app (it came for free with AppFuse) I probably wouldn't have to upgrade clickstream excpet if a security bug were found or something.  I feel so... _dirty_ thinking of this but is there really any reason not to do it?  Comments?  Go ahead, let 'er rip, it's so tempting I have to ask... :)
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