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Re: remoteID() use
Jose,
Understand that JSP is really a servlet created dynamically. I work with servlets
to do the same thing. I make sure that the ID I send to the HTML form is the "name"
ozone expects in objectForName(), then when ever a page is submitted the servlet
opens a connection to the ozone database and (very simplified) gets the proxy object
using objectForName(). In a JSP you just have to understand how the JSP code has to
be written so that it behaves the same way a servlet would. My recomendation would
be to have a servlet handle the web server connections so you don't have to
duplicate so much code. I say this because each JSP page would have to use the same
exact code to connect to ozone and perform the database access. Let me know if you
need any code examples.
Tim
José Carlos Meira e Silva wrote:
> How can I (client side) get an OzoneProxy from an remoteID. This is because
> I am using JSP and I send to the clients collections of pairs
> ObjectId+string field. When the client submit the form I receive the
> ObjectID value and, then, I must restore the selected object.
>
> José Carlos Meira
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