Save a web context remotely¶
Persist a web context to the remote WCF service on cross-application navigation. Trigger: OP-07 (navigate between applications and views) step 3 (cross-application navigation).
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Operation ID | OP-06 |
| Trigger | OP-07 (navigate between applications and views) step 3 (cross-application navigation) |
| Inputs | applicationName, sessionId, context |
| Outputs | Remote persistence; no return value |
| Primary components | WebContextService.Save(string applicationName, string sessionId, IWebContext context) |
| Entry point | src/Web/WebContextService.cs |
Steps¶
Enforce.ArgumentNotNullOrEmpty(applicationName),Enforce.ArgumentNotNullOrEmpty(sessionId),Enforce.ArgumentNotNull(context)(BR-01).- Open a
WebContextServiceClient(using) and callChannel.Save(applicationName, sessionId, context).** - No session-cache write occurs on save.
Process flow¶
The following diagram visualizes this operation's control flow.
flowchart TD
Start([Cross-application navigation])
Guard[Guard arguments]
Open[Open WebContextServiceClient]
Call[Channel.Save]
EndOk([Return])
Start --> Guard
Guard --> Open
Open --> Call
Call --> EndOk
Failure and edge-case behavior¶
- No unexpected failure paths beyond argument-guard exceptions and delegated dependency behavior were identified for this operation.
Related documentation¶
Note: Statements marked with
*were inferred from code structure, naming conventions, or contextual evidence where direct confirmation was not available in source artifacts. Statements marked with**could not be confirmed; treat as unknown until verified.
Sources¶
src/Web/WebContextService.cs