Re: Libraries, components and pages question

2006-03-10 Thread Niklas Ekman
Hello, 1. The Exception page and the Border component are in the same .library file which is in the classpath (in a .jar file). 2. Neither of them are spec less due to JDK 1.4 :-( 3. The Border xml, template and class are all located together in a package, com.mycompany.web.components. The Excepti

Re: Libraries, components and pages question

2006-03-09 Thread Geoff Longman
On 3/9/06, Niklas Ekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm using Tapestry 4 and I have a little problem. > > 1. I have a library in which I have a Exception page. > 2. In the library I also have a Border component which I use in the > Exception page. > 3. I have an application in which I

Re: Libraries, components and pages question

2006-03-09 Thread Peter Svensson
Couldn't it be simple that you are using tha same name of some of you components as other and/or system components? Try to change the name of one of you components to Foo instead of and make Foo a pretty unusual string, and see if the error persists. Cheers, PS On 3/9/06, Ron Piterman <

Re: Libraries, components and pages question

2006-03-09 Thread Ron Piterman
its not a direct answer, but if you are planning to use pretty urls, fon't put pages inside libraries. Cheers, Ron Niklas Ekman wrote: Hi all, I'm using Tapestry 4 and I have a little problem. 1. I have a library in which I have a Exception page. 2. In the library I also have a Border com

Libraries, components and pages question

2006-03-09 Thread Niklas Ekman
Hi all, I'm using Tapestry 4 and I have a little problem. 1. I have a library in which I have a Exception page. 2. In the library I also have a Border component which I use in the Exception page. 3. I have an application in which I use the page from the library. The problem is that when I includ