I think the proper way to do this is to implement the
PageValidateListener interface in your page class. Do the Acegi
validation in the pageValidate method and forward to any page you like
using the request cycle.
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Van: Phillip Rhodes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear all
Is BaseComponent have something similar BasePage
PageBeginRenderListener? Since I have a BaseComponent
and wish to set some properties when rendering. Please
comment, thanks.
regards
wayne
Don't pic
I forgot to mention that I am using Spring as well, so I'm not sure if
this is getting in the way.
Jesse Kuhnert said the following on 26/03/2007 12:06 AM:
No idea, but I'm currently using joda dates with the
dropdowndatepicker/timepickers with a similar contribution and things
are working fin
In my page .java :
@InitialValue("ognl:new
net.sf.financial.pages.creditDer.NToDefaultBean()")
public abstract NToDefaultBean getNToDefaultBean()
I have also tried, without success,
@Bean(NToDefaultBean.class)
public abstract NToDefaultBean getNToDefaultBean();
Shing
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How is your nToDefaultBean defined on the page? Is it within a
spec or @Bean annotation?
On 3/25/07, Shing Hing Man <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry to be a pain.
mvn -U eclipse:eclipse
does not download the latest ognl 2.7 snapshot for me.
I manually downloaded
ognl-2.7-20070325.025541-16.ja
Sorry to be a pain.
mvn -U eclipse:eclipse
does not download the latest ognl 2.7 snapshot for me.
I manually downloaded
ognl-2.7-20070325.025541-16.jar
from
http://howardlewisship.com/repository/ognl/ognl/2.7-SNAPSHOT/
and installed it as ognl 2.7-SNAPSHOT in my local
maven 2 repository.
Bu
No idea, but I'm currently using joda dates with the
dropdowndatepicker/timepickers with a similar contribution and things
are working fine. (of course I might have technical advantages, and I
did have to refactor those components some to allow the joda date
objects to be bound instead of just jav
Try mvn -U .
On 3/25/07, Shing Hing Man <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I still have the same exception after doing
> mvn clean
> mvn eclipse:eclipse
The above 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' has not downloaded
an updated version of ognl 2.7 snapshot.
My current ognl 2.7 snapshot in the maven2 repository
is
OF topic, but this is why I don't get Maven and why it is so popular.
Problems with plugins have been 'bugging' Maven from day one, and still is
a major pain - so it seems. I sure hope T5 will not have any strict
dependencies on Maven.
-J.
> This issue has been driving me crazy, right when I've s
I still have the same exception after doing
> mvn clean
> mvn eclipse:eclipse
The above 'mvn eclipse:eclipse' has not downloaded
an updated version of ognl 2.7 snapshot.
My current ognl 2.7 snapshot in the maven2 repository
is ognl-2.7-20070323.194356-14.jar
Shing
--- Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PR
I agree with you on the fact that services are not and should not be
pooled, it would not make any sense.
On the other side, limiting pages to only render text is (in my humble
opinion) arbitrary; services can render binary data, but they lack the
features (property injection, ease of use, progr
On Sun, Mar 25, 2007 at 11:02:50AM +0200, fdegrassi wrote:
> I already did it using a service, what i do not like of it is that
> services are (obviously) stateless, not pooled, so i can't use them in
While they are not pooled, they are not necessarily stateless. Services
have access to the sess
Hi all.
The thing I'm trying to do is render an object of type image/png to the
response without resorting to writing a custom service.
I already did it using a service, what i do not like of it is that
services are (obviously) stateless, not pooled, so i can't use them in
the flexible way that
I'm having an hard time coming out with a robust solution for
integrating Tapestry 4.1.1 and Hibernate.
The sample project i'm working on needs to display and edit beans loaded
by hibernate on the service layer; i've set up a good fetch plan on
hibernate that minimizes db access and i'm pretty h
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