>
> > There is no need for a TabPanel.page
>
> Yea, I know since TabPanel is component, but I was referring to the
> TabTest page.
> Thanks for the other tips.
oops a corrected version for this statement ;-)
There is no need for a _TabTest.page_.
Without a .page file tapestry falls back
Hi!
> Furthermore, TabPanel.java makes a method call, getBlockNames(), but
> this method is not implemented anywhere in this class, neither is it
> BaseComponent.
There is no need for a TabPanel.page. Secondly there are some errors in the
documentation as well.
TabTest.html (1 error):
should
Hi,
I write a app with a "extendable" view. An example deployment scenario
is the following:
1. a jar is placed in the classpath.
2. Tapestry detects the new components without adjusting the .application
file. Detection at startup is sufficing, there is no need for a dynamic
detection mechanism
Hi!
> Hmm, I'm using the InjectObject to inject spring
> beans and it's working great. Are you using the
> tapestry-spring.jar file from that sourceforge project
> referenced on the wiki? That's what I'm doing. Just
> dropped it in and it worked as advertised.
Yes. I'm using it. I'll try it
Hi!
I'm evaluating TP4. Looks great! But I ran into a problem with the
@InjectObject annotation. I could access the spring context via:
So the setup of spring seems to be working. But I need to access it in the
component/page class like:
@InjectObject("spring:AssetDAO")
public abstract AssetDA
I'm implementing an application that uses a SVG based User interface. Some
basic layout is done in html (login,..) The core tasks are implemented in
svg. I would like to use a tapestry like hierarchical setup: a svg page with
stackable svg components. Therefore I think a service isn't sufficient. F
