On 16/09/09 6:22 AM, Nishant Neeraj wrote:
A question regarding caching. When we use SQLTemplate or Expression, does the
objects gets cached? I mean, these are very frequent used piece of code as
soon as user logs in we will show his list of Magazines... if the object is not
cached, we may
Thanks mrg. This helps a bit my understanding. There are two things.
1. Subscription type is dynamic. Actually, we should be able to add
subscription type without altering the code.
2. The requirement is like this, I need to display paginated tabular list of
magazines subscribed by a user.
I haven't gotten to looping over things in forms yet and was expecting
that might be a stumbling point. I haven't tried incorporating your
tapestry5-cayenne project into my application yet. I'm basically
tackling one problem/task at a time, but it is nice to know I
shouldn't hit a real roadblock
There are still potential pitfalls there in T5. If your objects are
in forms, and looped through, by default, they will be serialized into
the form and when "reconstituted", they will not be attached to a
context. As of T5.1, loop, grid, etc. will use ValueEncoder to do
this job (or Prima
;-)
many thanks it works well now.
Arnaud
2009/9/14 Andrey Razumovsky :
> Now you're creating new HashMap every request, and, as in your first
> example, old bindings get erased. Bind method should be rewritten as
>
> public static void bindThreadObjectContext(ObjectContext context,
> String doma
Nice. Did you have any integration issues? I'm just starting to use
Cayenne with T5 and it has been surprisingly smooth thus far, but I
still have lingering memories of the hoops I had to jump through with
T4 (especially looping over data objects) serializing my objects.
Thanks,
mrg
On Mon, S
Hi Borut,
While your writing momentum is still gaining, please go ahead and add some
pages and documentation to our Cayenne wiki:
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CAY/Index
I'm planning to do some reorganisation of the wiki soon, but please create some
pages with your notes and expe
