On 31 Mar 2006, at 10:31, Pedro Abelleira Seco wrote:
I would be interested in that code. Actually what I'm thinking
about is
to being able to package my application in modules and be able to have
them integrate in the main application (adding menú entries, etc)
simply
by dropping the jars i
I'm also interested. I posted a question about this earlier, and was
basically told it was not doable out of the box (can't contribute
libraries via hivemind),
but if you succeed, please post!
Thanks,
Aslak
On 3/31/06, Pedro Abelleira Seco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would be interested in t
I would be interested in that code. Actually what I'm thinking about is
to being able to package my application in modules and be able to have
them integrate in the main application (adding menú entries, etc) simply
by dropping the jars in the classpath.
Have anyone done this?
Regards
Pedro
El
On 30 Mar 2006, at 22:33, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul,
I would love to see the resulting code [for auto-inclusion of
libraries]. Thanks for offering.
Cheers,
- Mike
No problems at all. It'll probably be early next week before I get a
chance to tidy up the approach a bit (it's currentl
Paul,
I would love to see the resulting code. Thanks for offering.
Cheers,
- Mike
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a look at your code when your get a chance.
Thanks,
Raphael Jean
EntropySoft
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That he does, but it still seems hacky to me. Are you doing the
PageRenderListener stuff so that your components can be "set up" by the
enclosing page? What I did for that sort of situation is put a "decorator
pipe
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Yeah, looked at it and also at something someone else had created called
"Dynamic Block" or something like that.
e he wrote. I could be wrong, but
he seemed to have an idea about how this whole Tapestry thing works.
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That seems somewhat (
On 30 Mar 2006, at 19:20, Mike Henderson wrote:
Hi,
I'd be interested in seeing if a T4 version of DynamicBlock helps:
http://www.behindthesite.com/blog/C1931765677/E20060309215538/
index.html
It's a complete rewrite from the T3 version and should address
Howard's concerns. It actually
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Where we have a Finite State Machine ("the Tasklet") which has states. The
State Name is what we use to look up the component. So, as we progress
through the state machine the states change and so does the component
rende
component.render(writer, cycle);
}
}
regards,
Mark
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We do something similar in Trails already. It seems like somew
Hi,
I'd be interested in seeing if a T4 version of DynamicBlock helps:
http://www.behindthesite.com/blog/C1931765677/E20060309215538/index.html
It's a complete rewrite from the T3 version and should address Howard's
concerns. It actually generates the page containing the requested compon
look them up by name (page name and idPath actually).
Is this what you're doing?
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Our entire application is
what to display and then renders it. So, at any point in time any
component we want to draw is available.
regards,
Mark
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> Here is a posting by Robert Zeigler from Decemeber that says it all
On 30 Mar 2006, at 01:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is a posting by Robert Zeigler from Decemeber that says it all (I
hope it's considered polite to quote at length). It's seems Tap3-
centric,
but probably applies to Tap4 as well.
Ah ha! (and thanks for bending the rules and 'quoting at
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This topic has been discussed many times here, although I think you are
taking it to a deeper level--especially if you implement your own Page
Loader.
Here is a posting by Robert Zeigler from Decemeber that says it all (I
hope
ey serve only as component holders.
Voila. Static structures, but dynamic content, and no
if's required.
Robert
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Hi Paul,
I briefly looked into page loading a few weeks ago when I looked into creating
a 'hot' page loader (one that would reload the page only if it detected that
the template or xml file timestamp had changed) to provide JSP style
reloading in a live webapp, without the performance penalty o
Hi Guys,
I've been a silent user of Tapestry off and on since version 4.0 was
late-alpha/early-beta. That doesn't sound long, but it's been long
enough for me to learn a fair bit about the framework, and to be very
impressed with it. The reason I got /into/ tapestry in the first
place was
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