I agree, but I would add a way for manual wiring - in case the "auto"
part does the wrong thing for whatever reason.
James Carman wrote:
What we really need is the ability to "autowire" services into our
components/pages. Maybe we should set something up that does that? So, if
a page has a se
But by all means I didn't want to start another Hivemind vs. Spring flamewar
so please keep calm ;)
I haven't been on the list that long, so if there was one I missed it... ;-)
Anyway - no, I don't want to start that. I also don't want to suggest
that Spring is just plain better than Hive
I know that HiveMind is more than the web-frontend and that you can use
it through all the layers of your application. That's not what I meant
to say.
I probably should have said - and please note that I started this
sentence with "as far as I am concerned" - "Hivemind will only be used
for the
You mean like most of the WIKIs have it?
They are called Breadcrumbs, maybe you can find something under that name...
MARK
Hi folks,
after having searched for it in the component repositories
without success I decided to ask on this list if someone
knows about a "sitepath" component for Tapest
I think there is a "header contains..." option that just goes through
the entire header.
That should work...
MARK
The only thing I have mentioning a cc box is "With my name in the To or CC box"
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t via the .page file
using an element.
http://jakarta.apache.org/tapestry/UsersGuide/hivemind.html
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From: Mark Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: How to use global services?
Is there a way to acces
Is there a way to access the Hivemind service/bean provider, so that
instead of using annotations, I can do something like this in my Page class:
public abstract class MyPage extends BasePage {
/* define setters and getters for service1 and service2 ... */
public MyPage() {
init();
Like Mark says - it may make sense for Spindle to actually do that... I
wouldn't neccesarilly call it a "fear". It would probably be for the
benefit of having a much earlier T5 Spindle.
If Geoff is pressed for time anyway, it may make more sense to start
getting a T5 spindle out the door, rath
Sorry, I can't find anything wrong - but I'm just getting started with
Tapestry myself...
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Yeah, generally, I looked through the API and it looks like many, many
objects and methods that give access to internal things are deprecated.
The documentation says "Use injection instead", but I am using Java 1.4.
And one important thing to consider: annotations will be coded into the
class fi
Hey Andreas,
I'm just starting off with Tapestry, so I don't know too much about it
yet, but I just came accross the Delegator-Component after I read this
thread 30 minutes ago.
Maybe that hleps you with your problem. Here is the description for it:
"A component which delegates its behavior (t
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