What mechanism are you using to ensure that the user is logged in
when the page is requested? It doesn't magically happen by itself;
you need to put a check somewhere in the page. You might put it in
your listener method, or you might implement PageAttachListener or
some such
In any c
Within my application I have used DirectLinks in several places. The
links appear like this:
http://localhost:8080/admin/app?service=direct/1/Situation/bookingById0&sp=480
The system is one where users are required to log in and I have a simple
login page.
Unfortunately, it it is currently po
Cosmin, can you post the article URL again? I think it got garbled while
posting:
http://www.jroller.com/comments/kbau...ation_with_dao
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Cosmin Bucur wrote:
I've also posted this on the spring forum , as I think it is sort of a
mixed problem . I
open and close the Hibernate session using a servlet filter, keep
the session on a ThreadLocal while it's open, and never keep
persistent objects in the session (keep their keys instead).
Spring already supply a suitable filter that does this,
org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.support.OpenSe
I don't think storing only primary keys and reloading the object from
the database is always the best option:
1) If you need to take a persistent object from a DB and edit it in a
series of "wizard" pages, you actually need to keep the modified object
state in the session. The most direct appr
On Mon 19 December 2005 13:19, Cosmin Bucur wrote:
>
> It's starting to sound like shaky ground , and problems if i use the
> wrong aproach . So basically one approach coculd give me scalability
> issues in terms of mixing session data , and the other one is resource
> wastefull having to open and
Thanks guys ...
I'll take some time trying to wrap my head properly arround this and
get back to you with questions or success stories .
It's starting to sound like shaky ground , and problems if i use the
wrong aproach . So basically one approach coculd give me scalability
issues in terms of mix
On Mon 19 December 2005 12:56, Paul Cantrell wrote:
> This has come up on the Tapestry list before. A less radical and
> perhaps less convoluted solution -- if your application can handle a
> one-db-session-per-request model, which is not true for everyone --
> is to open and close the Hibernate se
On Mon 19 December 2005 12:57, Cosmin Bucur wrote:
> Hi ,
> I'm getting most of this , allthogh I've only used hivemind to setup
> spring injection , and I didn't get most of what I was dooing but
> there was a good example in the Wiki which worked like a charm .
>
> I'll have to try it out but one
Hi ,
I'm getting most of this , allthogh I've only used hivemind to setup
spring injection , and I didn't get most of what I was dooing but
there was a good example in the Wiki which worked like a charm .
I'll have to try it out but one question I have so far is : what
spring integration jar ? Lik
This has come up on the Tapestry list before. A less radical and
perhaps less convoluted solution -- if your application can handle a
one-db-session-per-request model, which is not true for everyone --
is to open and close the Hibernate session using a servlet filter,
keep the session on a
Part of the problem is that if you store a Hibernate lazy POJO in your page as
a persistent property, then the sesison will have been closed by the time you
go to later use it (in a later request-response cycle).
One trick I use is to have a special property persistence strategy source that
rea
I've also posted this on the spring forum , as I think it is sort of a
mixed problem . I figured that maybe other tapestry/spring/hibernate
users here might have some insight :
I am using latest spring , hibernate 3 and tap 4 . I have the default
true setting for lazy loading in hibernate . I woul
Thank you very much.
I've created a validator to check the byte length of a string.
It's not too difficult to create a validator in server side.
I haven't figured out how to create a client side validator.
Don't know how to integrate javascript into the validator yet.
But I have a pr
The difference is that you can change the ASO on the fly ... just
create a new instance and store it into a property that is injecting
the ASO itself.
On 12/18/05, Martin Strand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm still not sure I get it... Can't I just use a Hivemind service as if
> it were an ASO?
I'm still not sure I get it... Can't I just use a Hivemind service as if
it were an ASO? As I understand it, the service object is only created
once, so any changes I make to it will be visible to any part of my app
that uses that same service, right?
Or perhaps ASOs are distributed in a clus
If your object is there to maintain the state of the application, then
its an ASO, if its there to give a service (do something with method
arguments, or without them) then its a service...
Technically AFAIK you can differ them also in that an ASO is a
standalone, whereas a service may depend
Hi. :)
I want a Settings class to be visible to most parts of my app and I find
one thing somewhat confusing... Could someone please explain what the
difference is between a HiveMind service and an ASO with
scope="application"?
Thanks,
Martin
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The second release candidate for Tapestry 4.0 is now available.
Tapestry is a component based web application framework that provides
lots of functionality with minimal Java coding, and creates an
environment that supports high levels of reuse.
This release supplies some missing documentation, inc
Oh, you are right.
I just thought that I have seen a disabled option in an optiongroup somewhere..
maybe that was some javascript magic.
On 12/17/05, Patrick Casey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Does the html spec even allow you to selectively disable one option
> in an optiongroup? My cop
Or you can use AjaxEventSubmit in the new release of Tacos (releasing
soon) ;). That will allow you to submit the form with no page refresh.
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Ing. Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi
DTQ Software
Shing Hing Man wrote:
You need to do something like the following.
onchange="javascript:this.form.subm
You need to do something like the following.
Shing
--- Alan Chandler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The PropertySelection component has a submitOnChange
> parameter. But the docs
> say it is depreciated.
>
> I do not understand the comment in the "Description"
> section of this table.
> Wh
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