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Subject: It is not a good idea to reference the Session instance in models
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From: Rahman USTA <rahman.usta.88@gmail.com>
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Hi, i have a MySession.

form.add(new TextField("name",new PropertyModel(((MySession)getSession()),"
user.name")));

I have a User user; in MySession, then initialized in constructor.

my Goal is to save name and surname user's own session. i did it above, but
warning ide me so that ;

*WARN  - AbstractPropertyModel      - It is not a good idea to reference
the Session instance in models directly as it may lead to serialization
problems. If you need to access a property of the session via the model use
the page instance as the model object and 'session.attribute' as the path.*

How can i handle this normally.


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