That sounds great Jesse. Looks like you guys have already given this a lot
of thought. I'm more than happy to get involved and contribute where I can.
Thanks for all the input.
--Erik
On 10/24/05, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> You should probably just go download the source :)
>
>
You should probably just go download the source :)
The part component that used to exist did almost exactly what you are
describing with the Region component.
I've changed it since to use some of the new functionality possible with the
recent refactoryings of having most of the tapestry logic bro
I'm curious to see how they solved the problem of having to capture the
output of a specified set of components. In my implementation the Region
component had some special logic in it's renderComponent() method to capture
it's body. But being able to specify any old component without the need for
R
Yes, I think the region component was called "Part" in tacos before the
library got re-vamped.
What would be even more interesting would be if someone were able to figure
out a way to do a real swing-like graphical update. Ie no special
components/or having to specify which components should be up
I've looked at it briefly. I'll take a close look. Thanks!
On 10/24/05, Markus Joschko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hi erik,
> I have a deja-vu. Have you looked at the tacos library? It also does
> this (and a lot more), but it is not restricted to regions but can
> repaint every component seper
hi erik,
I have a deja-vu. Have you looked at the tacos library? It also does
this (and a lot more), but it is not restricted to regions but can
repaint every component seperately.
markus
On 10/24/05, Erik Dreyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Phil,
>
> I'm working on a small set of components t
Hi Phil,
I'm working on a small set of components that do exactly that. Basically,
like Swing, you have something that creates an event (link, button, etc) and
a registered listener for that event. You also have a list of Regions (new
component) that will repaint based on the results of that event
Its hard to say without looking at the code -
keep in mind the cycle :
page render -> stop
user click -> page rewind -> directLink listener does its work ->
page renders again.
if between the rewind and the render you set the source to the original
value, then it will not work,
so...
if you h
Try looking for Ajax components in Tacos library or in T-Deli's XTile
component.
It enables you to partially reload the page.
Ivano.
Phil Ulrich wrote:
Is there any way to force a single component to re-render itself?
Right now I have a DirectLink that, when clicked, changes the source
bindin
Is there any way to force a single component to re-render itself?
Right now I have a DirectLink that, when clicked, changes the source
binding of a Table component. (Well, actually, it changes the contents
of the object that the source is bound to.) However, I've tried a
number of different methods
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