[Seaside] Re: Can I know if a WATask answered?

[Paul DeBruicker]

Mariano Martinez Peck wrote
> Hi guys,
> 
> There is an scenario that I don't know how to deal. I have a main
> component
> that displays tabs. Each tabs render a component. This component could be
> anything, including a task. The tab has correctly defined the #children.
> And the way the tab displays its current contents (a component) is via:
>  "self activeTabComponent renderOn: html"

Just curious but why aren't you just doing a:

html render: self activeTabComponent

?



> The problem is if "activeTabComponent" is a Task. Since I am not doing not
> replacing anything (calling), I do not use #call: but #renderOn: as
> displayed above. The task can, at any point in time, or when the user
> clicks "Finish" do a "self answer: nil". I don't know what happens with
> this "self answer:" because I didn't do a #call: to that task.
> 
> Anyway... I would like to hook from my main component and I would like to
> know if the task has answered or even if the #go method finished so that I
> can automatically close the tab and remove this task.  Of course, I can
> pass the main component to the task, and then from the task itself tell
> the
> main component that he has finished...but I don't like this very much.
> 
> Any idea?


How do you like the idea of using Announcements?






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