Re: POST handling

2006-02-28 Thread Jean-Eric Cuendet (JeSC)
You need a custom engine service for doing so. You can inject HttpServletRequest in there. You can later use your service url to be the page that receives the post I can give you some code to get you started if you need it Thanks for the answer. I'll be glad if you could send me some code, y

Re: POST handling

2006-02-13 Thread kranga
There is an easier way (works in Tapestry 3.0) - simply setup a page and in the pageBeginRender, use RequestCycle.getRequestContext.getParameter("name") to access the posted variables and do what you'd like with it...Then your page URL will be xyz/app?service=page/ - Original Message -

Re: POST handling

2006-02-13 Thread Konstantin Ignatyev
Page should implement IExternalPage public abstract class ZzPage extends BasePage implements IExternalPage { @InjectObject( "service:tapestry.globals.WebRequest") public abstract WebRequest getRequest(); public void activateExternalPage(Object[] objects, IRequestCycle iRequestCycle) {

Re: POST handling

2006-02-13 Thread Jean-Eric Cuendet
Raul Raja Martinez wrote: You need a custom engine service for doing so. You can inject HttpServletRequest in there. OK, thanks. You can later use your service url to be the page that receives the post I can give you some code to get you started if you need it With great pleasure. -jec

Re: POST handling

2006-02-13 Thread Raul Raja Martinez
You need a custom engine service for doing so. You can inject HttpServletRequest in there. You can later use your service url to be the page that receives the post I can give you some code to get you started if you need it best regards. Raul Raja. Jean-Eric Cuendet (JeSC) wrote: Hi, I need a