.. but there's no delete column per default in the tables, but it's pretty
easy to add one, as long as you manage the deletion yourself.
Deletion in trails is only implemented per default from the edit page of the
respective instance/POJO
Cheers,
PS
On 5/8/06, James Carman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Thanks a lot !
:)
ZedroS
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As this is an update made after a release it is (officially) only
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Hi All,
If anyone successfully tested Michael Henderson's DynamicBlock in Tap4? The
error I had encountered was 'factory already defined' java.lang.error. The
example that downloaded from Michael Henderson's website has the same error.
Thank you very much.
Do you have logging turned all the way up? I need to see what it's actually
adding auto-wire enhancements to. Just search your log messages for
"auto-wire" and it should tell you what pages/components that it's
autowiring. Can you paste that stuff into an email?
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Sure. It's called the Trails framework (www.trailsframework.org).
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From: Dwi Ardi Irawan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2006 9:03 PM
To: Tapestry users
Subject: CRUD Example using tapestry ?
is there anyone have the CRUD example using tapestry 4 (cont
is there anyone have the CRUD example using tapestry 4 (contrib table,
with check box inside to delete row).
please attach to my email.
it's really hard to study tapestry
i have been learning for 3 month but still get stuck..
thnx
is there anyone have the CRUD example using tapestry 4 (contrib table,
with check box inside to delete row).
please attach to my email.
it's really hard to study tapestry
i have been learning for 3 month but still get stuck..
thnx
Although I'm not using TP4 and therefore I cannot use your solution,
I'm with you on the verbosity issue. But I suppose that previewability
and speed of development come with a price. I mean, you could always
choose to fill all the detail in the .page file, and readability would
improve a lot, but
Chris,
In my page class, I have the following abstract methods:
public abstract Contact getContact();
public abstract void setContact(Contact contact);
public abstract String getConfirmPassword();
public abstract void setConfirmPassword(String confirmPassword);
public abstract S
H. That's weird. But, thanks for the tip. I've submitted the code as
a patch to Tapestry. So, I need to figure out how to get it working. So,
what you're saying is that if the auto-wiring stuff is inside a jar file and
not part of your application's hivemodule.xml file, then it bombs?
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I decided that I've had it up the wazoo with typing (and looking at)
"ognl:" all the time. Probably my least favorite things about
Tapestry is the eye-bending verbosity of its template files -- the
previewability is fantastic, but it comes at a *high* price in
keystrokes and readability, IM
I had that very same problem when I tried to package the Tapernate
auto-wiring stuff in a drop-in jar. It said that one of the parameters of
the Shell component has already been claimed by a different enhancement
worker.
When I just put the service definition and configuration contribution into
my
Can you give an example of the property type you're using that causes this
to happen? All you should be declaring is a "getter" for your property.
Are you sure you're not declaring the property as a "parameter" either in
your component specification or via annotations?
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Hi All,
I am using Tapernate and HiveMindAutowireWorker and
HiveMindAutowireWorkerFactory from the Tapernate example in my
applicaiton. The XML in my hivemind.xml file and the auto-wire classes
are taken from the Tapernate example:
class="org.apache.tapestry.enhance.H
Hi
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Following, I will describe a system how
You shouldn't necessarily use HiveMind at all during unit testing. How
would you propose that HiveMind inject a mock object? Mock objects have
to be trained. You'd have to write a special ServiceImplementationFactory
to create the mock object and train it just so HiveMind could inject it.
That'
I don't know how, but somehow my original response wound up on the
wrong thread. Here is is:
If you are using spring or hivemind to inject a service object into a
page (and you should be), then it is simply a matter of modifying your
applicationContext.xml or hivemodule.xml to inject your mock o
Hi Simeon,
That would be very helpfull thanks.
If you could do that please let me know how to get to it. Sorry but I
haven't heard of tassel.
Regards,
On 5/7/06, Simeon Koptelov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I've done this for my project, using tacos:AjaxDirectLink to update
dependent sel
Well, I've done this for my project, using tacos:AjaxDirectLink to update
dependent select. If you're interested, I can package it and deploy to
tassel.
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If you are using spring or hivemind to inject a service object into a
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applicationContext.xml or hivemodule.xml to inject your mock object
instead of the real one. Such functionality is one of the greatest
strengths of IoC cont
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