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Thank you very much Sang. See Spring WebFlow - 1. The main purpose of this extension is to create Spring Web Flow objects , to enable linking from a Web application front end to Java methods to which it refers to. Therefore if your Web application contains source code which uses Spring Web Flow and if you need to view links from a Client Front-end to the Spring JEE Back-end then you should install this extension.
If the pom. Spring Web Flow is composed of a set of ' states ' displaying a view or executing any action etc. Transition of the flow from one state to another is triggered by an event. Entering a view-state typically results in a view being displayed to the user. On that view, user events occur that are handled by the state. The action state executes a particular action. As seen in the code snippet above, the view-state ' start ', on occurrence of a particular user event, invokes the action-state ' validate ' and hence the callLink from the Spring Web Flow State object ' start ' to the Spring Web Flow state object ' validate '.
The action-state invokes the ' validateDetails ' method and hence the callLink from the Spring Web Flow object ' validate ' to the java method ' validateDetails '. A decision-state is used to determine the next state in the dynamic way or at runtime. As seen in the code snippet above, the view-state ' passengerdetai l' transits to decision-state ' frequenttraveller ' on occurrence of a user event. Hence the callLink from Spring Web Flow object ' frequenttraveller ' to the java method object ' isFrequentTraveller '.
A flow may call another flow as a subflow. The flow will wait until the subflow returns, then respond to the subflow outcome. Does anyone know what could be wrong, maybe some other setting in some xml,? The problem is that the p:commandLink uses ajax by default. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Spring Webflow Streaming Ask Question. Asked 7 years, 4 months ago.
Active 7 years, 3 months ago. Viewed 1k times. I am using Tomcat 7. Thanks a lot!
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