I am getting a Javascript error while using the LinkSubmit component. I have
the latest Tapestry beta 5 and the following error is happening with
LinkSubmit:
Resulting render:
LinkSubmit.java line 97:
writer.attribute("href", "javascript:submitLink(Tapestry.find('" + formName
+ "', '"
Do you have this component code available along with how to use it?
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Thanks,
Ozzie G
-Original Message-
From: Filip S. Adamsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 7:39 AM
To: Tapestry users
Subject: Re: CSS in page or component
Yeah, I saw it a while ago, but it rel
FYI,
Whenever there is a hivemodule (hivemodule.xml being loaded for a jar file)
parsing error, the tapestry servlet engine blows up with a
NullPointerException. I discovered this problem after putting a breakpoint
in the "monitor.serviceException(ex);" (line 264 in beta-3) of
AbstractEngine class
Are there any plans to further make use of the hivemind XML format
especially for library and application loading? Currently, those
specification files are the only files left over after using JDK 1.5
annotations. Having the application spec file reference other libraries in a
hard-coded manner dis
I'm still getting that same java.lang.VerifyError. Here are the annotations:
@Asset("context:css/main.css")
public abstract IAsset getStylesheet();
@Asset("context:images/navTree/customer.gif")
public abstract Image getCustomerImage();
@Asset("context:images/navTree/site.gif")
public abstract Im
We have just converted to Tapestry 4.0 and started using annotations in the
Home page. We have dumped the spec file and tried to run the application
under Java 5. We are getting this error when we hit the home page. Is Tap 4
(beta 1 available from the website) compiled under Java 5? Has anyone
enco
It looks like Tapestry really doesn’t like not having components declared at
deployment-time. So, we have had to declare all views in one template file
and based on a whether a view has been selected that component skips its
pageBeginRender method. Otherwise, all components go through a
pageBeginRe
I would like to be able to add (switch out) components to a page during
runtime. I have seen a few examples on the web, however, they fall short in
binding persistent properties of the newly added component. After examining
the PageLoader class, it looks like most of the methods are private or
prot
