Examples of ERXDelayedRequestHandler

er.extensions.appserver.ERXDelayedRequestHandler

When this request handler is set via registerRequestHandlerForKey(new ERXDelayedRequestHandler(), ERXDelayedRequestHandler.KEY), then a request that takes too long is automatically detached and a poor man's long response is returned. It is pretty cool in that:

the users don't get the adaptor timeout and won't get redirected to an instance that doesn't know anything about the session.
the users get immediate feedback with no code changes on your part.
the handler tries to cancels active requests that take too long (default is maxRequestTimeSeconds*5), which should mean no more session deadlocks.
you can subclass this handler to provide for better responses.
you can provide a simple style sheet for the default refresh page.

@author ak

    */
    @Deprecated
    public Application() {
        ERXNavigationManager.manager().configureNavigation();
        setContextClassName("er.extensions.appserver.ERXWOContext");
        registerRequestHandler(new ERXDelayedRequestHandler(), ERXDelayedRequestHandler.KEY);
        setPageRefreshOnBacktrackEnabled(true);
        ERXPatcher.setClassForName(ERXSubmitButton.class, "WOSubmitButton");
        // ERXPatcher.setClassForName(WOSubmitButton.class, "WOSubmitButton");


        // http://myhost:aPort/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyApp.woa/wa/WOEventSetup

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Examples of ERXDelayedRequestHandler

Examples of er.extensions.appserver.ERXDelayedRequestHandler