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<pre wrap="">Can anybody explain this strange behavior? Or does someone have another idea
how I can update an image with server push (without user input or site
reload)? I would be very very happy to get some new ideas! - It's an
important part of my master thesis..
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In the first case (when you press the button) you are in the context
of a session, thus the application is also know. In the second case
the application is not know, presumably because you call the method
from some background thread.
Probably you could avoid the error by somehow faking a session so that
the URL could be generated the usual way. Alternatively you could
register the URL yourself with your application object by navigation
through the dispatcher to the application.
Hope this helps,
Lukas
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Thank you Lukas! I've spend the whole day with digging deeper into
Seaside but unfortunately I couldn't find a solution yet. I was neither
able to get a link into the current session context nor faking another
session. I just don't know how to do it. I also tried your other idea
to register the URL myself. But then I've no idea how I could get this
work with Comet to update the image on my website. Maybe - if you've
some time - you could give me some more help with this... <br>
Jochen<br>
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