p.s. Not to say that this isn't still possible. I think more and more
the new "way" of carrying state around on the client side (a necessity
for high load sites) will be more use of the native (or virtual with
Dojo ) storage provider API's available in some browsers. (Dojo uses
the native firefox
It is hard to say. What version of Tapestry are you working with?
Not my business to say, but I'd be more than a little worried about
trying to store so much state in a cookie object. Despite the relative
ease with which different API's make it possible to muck around with
them most people don't
Hi Tapestry users,
I am trying to store an ASO in a cookie. I have read previous posts about
problems when the cookie is written and that the issue was fixed, but I still
seem to have problems.
Somehow the store() method of my CookieScopeManager does not write anything to
the cookie at all.
I
Yeah it's a real blessing. Most of the time all I have to do is
quickly try to remember in my head if it's possible that there will be
more than one implementation of a service I want to inject..95% of the
time there isn't so no thought / looking up of service id's are
required...
Great work Jame
I guess that's true. Maybe I would argue more strongly for it if I
knew what the app was doing but I don't...I do know that when I was
doing both j2me / mobile content about 6 years ago the virtual device
programs you could use to develop your app against were always pretty
damn close to being the
Greetings all...
I've been trying to set up a table where each row contains several columns
whose values can be selected from a PropertySelection component. I'm able to
get the table to render when the page is first loaded but haven't figured
out how to track the selected item in each dropdown ce
No problem. I think the property "injector" code works by enhancing
(extending) your page/component classes and implementing the
getter/setter methods. But, it should complain that your
getters/setters aren't abstract, I would think (it does in other
cases).
The thing I like most about the tape
Hi Jesse --
Oh we probably will create a different set of web pages for the phone
experience for all the reasons you mentioned, and also because the flow
through the app should probably be very different so as to reduce the
scrolling on the phone. But a simple proof of concept is what we are gunn
Ok thanks Jesse. Even hearing that it _is_ a large undertaking gives
me some direction. I think I will explore the EventListener
annotation a little more to see if I can see a way to hook it up to
the events created by this planner, and if that looks promising I
will go down that road. I al
I've never had good luck trying to make the same html of a web app
work on a mobile phone or normal browser.
Everything is so constrained / different that I've always ended up
creating a separate set of templates that are specifically targeted
for mobile devices. You could probably detect the us
I can't make any suggestions for such a large undertaking, but the
@EventListener annotation can listen to any native (browser generated)
javascript event or object function.
On 2/9/07, Julian Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm working on taking this dhtml component here:
http://www.dhtmlgoodi
The session ID's aren't managed by Tapestry at all. They come from the
servlet spec / whatever servlet container you are running in.
I'm not sure what is supposed to be happening vs. what is happening here.
On 2/9/07, Peter Schröder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi,
i think i found the source of
It's hard to say for sure where the bug is until I try it out myself,
but without a JIRA issue I'll not reliably have a chance to track it
down. (yeah the dialog does move dom nodes around, but the
autocompleter doesn't attach to the original input element you specify
either - it also creates it's
You could probably monitor the entrance / exit of functions, but if
you want stepping capabilities you might have to go with venkman.
(maybe firebug can do this, haven't tried it yet)
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/venkman/venkman-walkthrough.html
The "debugAtAllCosts" parameter to the Shell/Sc
The autowire stuff is downloaded! Really great !
Thanks a lot
Muma
Le 10 févr. 07 à 21:11, James Carman a écrit :
Have you tried tapestry-autowire
(http://svn.javaforge.com/svn/tapestry/tapestry-autowire/trunk)? You
can check out the source code (anonymous/anon login) and build it
yoursel
Thanks James,
I am going to check the autowire stuff!
Do you have an answer for that:
Also I have faced a new problem:
I have migrated .page and .jwc to tapestry 4 DTD (using XSLT), using
the null has changed
quite a lot. In tap 3 I used that instead of initialize() to handle
transient proper
The tapestry-autowire will look for abstract "getters" and it will
implement them for you if it can (by finding exactly one hivemind
service which matches the type). In your case, it seems like you've
got quite a bit of work on your hands. I'd consider putting the
abstract getter in your base pa
What version of Tapestry? If you're on 4.x, you can look at what I
did in tapestry-acegi, which looks for the @Secured annotation on
methods/classes.
http://svn.javaforge.com/svn/tapestry/tapestry-acegi/trunk
The login is anonymous/anon
On 2/11/07, VitalyA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Hi all,
I want to add some custom method annotation.
In runtime i want to intercept page method calls and check if this method
has my custom annotation.
How can i do it? Can i implement for this Tapestry filter?
Thanks in advance, Vitaly
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Hello
Thanks for your answer,
But tap4.1 seems to need java 1.5 and I am restricted to java 1.4.
So any library dependant of java 1.5 can't be used.
If the service point is in module "com.mymodule" and is called
daoFactory , and if I have an abstract method getDAOFactory, it will
be autowi
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