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Spring Q&A; » Session » command 

1. Name of the command in session    forum.springsource.org

Name of the command in session Hi: I have a form that uses a command object. Everything works great with the actual form, which uses tags, but I need to ...

2. Preserving commands in session, Ajax    forum.springsource.org

I am trying to use Ajax + Spring MVC. I am doing AJAX requests, which don't have command object in them. But I would like to preserve the command object that ...

3. remove command from session    forum.springsource.org

remove command from session I have two diff pages for customers one is used to add and update customers other one is to search for customers. I am using the same ...

4. PAGE.command left in session after WizardFormController finishes    forum.springsource.org

Hi, I have noticed that after using a WizardFormController the session is left littered with a 'PAGE.command'. I don't see the removal of this attribute mentioned in the documentation. Have I ...

5. Storing session id in Command = good idea?    forum.springsource.org

Storing session id in Command = good idea? I have written a controller that derives from AbstractWizardFormController. In the validatePage method I need the current session id (to validate user input ...

6. Command saved into session    forum.springsource.org

Hello, i have a little question. I have a form page with its command object. I would like to save that object in session to use it in case of "back" ...

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