Re: Cache problem

Hi Edy,

it could be you are not detaching the page property, i.e. setting the page 
attributes to null before the page is returned to the pool
you need to ensure that you are detaching the page property. For example:

public class MySearchPage extends BasePage {
   private Integer pageNumber;

   public Integer getPageNumber() { return pageNumber; }

   public void detach() {
      pageNumber = null;
      super.detach()
   }
}


>From: Edy Toha <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected], [email protected]
>Subject: [Tapestry-developer] Cache problem
>Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 11:38:15 +0700
>
>Hi,
>Actually I really don't know, it's cache problem or something else
>I made a searching page that contains info page number, current page and 
>other things.
>
>The problem exists when 2 users got connected to server and opening the 
>same page, example "SearchPage".
>If #1 user enter key for search and jump to next page of search result, 
>when the #2 user goes to "SearchPage" he will have same page and same 
>"search key" just like #1
>
>1. Is it because that both user using same page number and same key that 
>stored in cache?
>2. How to avoid this? disabling-cache can't help much. because i must store 
>currentpage and pagenumber variable.
>
>
>Thanks for Help
>If there is already discussed topic about this, would you mind to give me 
>url address,
>
>Regards
>
>Edy Toha
>
>
>
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