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Thread: How do I put standard webflow RequestContext as argument to pojo method?

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    Btw, Bowa, could you share a little bit more about how you're using SWF and Ajax/DWR together once you get it working? I'm sure folks would be interested to hear.

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    Default Ok....

    I would have expected externalContext.scope("scopeName").foo

    But that's just me. One con is that the webflow definition gets tied to technology but I guess that may be the case with any externalContext.

    What timeframe would functionality like this make it into webflow. In EA release, RC2 release, Post 1.0 release?

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    Yes works as well.

    This will be considered for 1.0 RC1. At the very least we will expose the shared portlet session map via the PortletExternalContext.
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    Default Should we open a JIRA on this to track it?

    Should we open a JIRA on this to track it?

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    Yes; creating a JIRA issue would be good.
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    The original topic of this thread was... well, you can read. The way to specify the RequestContext when using the (default) Ognl expression parser is:

    Code:
    #root
    Example:

    Code:
    <action-state id="foo">
      <action bean="bar" method="doSomething(${#root})" />
      <transition on="*" to="whatever" />
    </action-state>
    Last edited by gudnabrsam; Mar 17th, 2006 at 05:15 PM.

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