Hi,
Perhaps I haven't phrased this question quite right since I didn't get a
response... Let me try it again.
What I have is two contributions, a RequestFilter and a Dispatcher (the
code is just about identicle) both services have a dependancy on the
ApplicationStateManager, so I wire it by
Hi there,
I'm new to T5 so the I hope this isn't just a user misunderstanding but I'm
having troubles with the prefix "literal:"
Page class:
public class MyComponent
{
@Parameter
private String title;
}
A Template that uses MyComponent as follows:
The resulting output is:
literal: Page 1
Hi,
I am develping project on Tapestry 4.0.2 in Eclipse3.3. I encounter
"Could not find template for component StipHome/searchByCode in locale
en." each time I use custom component when run the project from
Eclipse src directories on tomcat 5.5.25. But surprisingly when I
build it to WAR file and
I can't use absolute URLs because I can't make any assumptions about the
server environment this will run on. The server will likely vary and even
the context name may change. Also, using an old-fashioned relative URL
doesn't work for me either since my app is broken up into packages. So I may
have
If these are just static images in a directory in your webapp then you don't
need the functionality of an Asset for that. How about just doing it the old
fashioned way?
Most of my images are done like this... sometimes I need an absolute url and
I prepend that.
Josh
On Dec 4, 2007 4:45 PM, Jean
Hi,
I am develping project on Tapestry 4.0.2 in Eclipse3.3. I encounter
"Could not find template for component StipHome/searchByCode in locale
en." each time I use custom component when run the project from
Eclipse src directories on tomcat 5.5.25. But surprisingly when I
build it to WAR file and
Hi Howard,
It's a great news, I love T5, it's my first framework when I started doing
java/web projects, I learned a lot from T5 and T5 gurus in the mailing list,
do you think we might have a preview version by X'mas? and it has some basic
Ajax support already? Thanks,
Angelo
Howard Lewis Ship
Hello all,
I am trying to create a getter that returns the relative path to the images
directory for my application. I want it to apply in template HTML files as:
I found a previous thread (
http://www.nabble.com/T5-How-to-difine-dynamic-path-for-image-t4834269.html
) on how to do this u
On 12/4/07, Howard Lewis Ship <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My hatred of Maven is growing quickly. You may not be aware of this,
> but Jesse "fixed" the Surefire plugin for Maven almost two years ago
> and that STILL isn't the default version (i.e., the non-snapshot
> version).
Is it hatred of Ma
Or you could create a new message binding prefix that uses
java.text.MessageFormat.
-Filip
Davor Hrg skrev:
I've been playing with mesage catalog,
I want to make an implementation that
will load translations from database, and
also creating components to allow adding
translations while applica
Thanks Josh, that is what I was looking for.
Joachim
Josh Canfield wrote:
I do something similar to this, but instead of a page I store an Object,
generally a Link:
@Persist
Object returnTo;
So that I can store a page or a link depending on what the calling page
requires. If you generate a li
Full time on T5? That is good news :-). I do hope that maven will not be
abandoned...
Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
The nightly docs are now fixed.
My hatred of Maven is growing quickly. You may not be aware of this,
but Jesse "fixed" the Surefire plugin for Maven almost two years ago
and that STIL
; connects
> >> to
> >> the server, receives the answer and the connection is closed. There is
> >> nothing like a browser closing event notification sent to the server.
> >> Thiago
> >
I do something similar to this, but instead of a page I store an Object,
generally a Link:
@Persist
Object returnTo;
So that I can store a page or a link depending on what the calling page
requires. If you generate a link using _resources.createPageLink and don't
provide the last context paramete
I quickly solved it with some kind of hack for those interested, but I'm
still curious if the kind of binding I described is possible at all.
Cheers,
Geert-Jan
A hack that's working:
introduced 2 extra fields: facetmaxInc and FacetOld;
public void setFacetCounter(int facetCounter)
I need a bit of introduction to lay down the problem, so please bare with me:
I have a component which renders lists of items. A parameter (childcounter)
keeps track of the number of rendered items in the current List.
I have the requirement. to be able to define on a per-page basis how many
i
It's great to know that you are 100% on T5.
Also I would like to put one vote for the web flow feature.
I had a demo of T5 last week to other developers in my company.
We are all exited about its clean code and extendability.
The only feature we need but it's not in T5 is the web flow.
Besides t
On Dec 4, 2007 5:46 PM, Howard Lewis Ship <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm investigating Buildr, which is a Ruby based build system that
> understands Maven dependencies. It looks very promising. There's
> something of a Goedel issue in using Java to build Java, so I eagerly
> embrace using anoth
Hello Howard,
Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
My hatred of Maven is growing quickly.
It seems to be a common anti-pattern for Maven...
People have been asking a lot about when T5 will be finished. I'm
doing some work on it right now, while I'm on vacation.
And that is a great news !
I have new cl
One choice is to provide your own message binding by contribute a binding
source in your AppModule.java like below.
You could use any formatter you want in there.
---
public void contributeBindingSource( MappedConfiguration configuration )
{
configuration.add( "myms
osed. There is
nothing like a browser closing event notification sent to the server.
Thiago
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Sorry, I have no ideas about that.
Cheers,
Jeffrey Ai
Angelo Chen wrote:
>
> hi jeffrey,
>
> thanks for the response, what I want to do is, the text has some bbcode ,
> I'd like to convert that to html tags, then use outputRaw to display it,
> any existing components that can do that?
>
>
>
The nightly docs are now fixed.
My hatred of Maven is growing quickly. You may not be aware of this,
but Jesse "fixed" the Surefire plugin for Maven almost two years ago
and that STILL isn't the default version (i.e., the non-snapshot
version).
In order to get some new tests working, I had to upgr
Hi James, et al.
Opps - I answered the wrong question. As Thiago writes, you would indeed
need to use javascript to periodically fetch something from the server,
and in particular something that the servlet engine processes, so that
it knows to update the last accessed timestamp on its interna
On 12/4/07, James Sherwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> So there is no way to have it last the length of the browser being open?
No way unless you use some Javascript hack that keeps requesting something
to the server. You must remember the nature of HTTP. The browser connects to
the server, rec
mory usage. Of
course
you could release the session (session.invalidate()), but I don't
think it's
your case.
Thiago
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course
you could release the session (session.invalidate()), but I don't think
it's
your case.
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> What is the downfall to this?
Each user session will last forerever even when the user is not using the
application, leading to an always increasing server memory usage. Of course
you could release the session (session.invalidate()), but I
Kristian Marinkovic wrote:
you cannot useThreadLocal to store your data because when
you return the page (string or class ... ) tapestry will perform a
http redirect. and because every request will have its own new
thread the ThreadLocal will be gone!
I do use ASOs and @Persist in a tabbed ap
Hi,
I have a similar situation, a login page, it will be called from different
places, when user logs in, it has to return to the calling page, i just pass
the calling page name to the login page, and login page will return to the
calling page after login.
A.C
Joachim Van der Auwera wrote:
>
>
just to clarify i'm talking about T5 here!
T4 is different as it does not have redirects
g
kris
Kristian Marinkovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
04.12.2007 16:20
Bitte antworten an
"Tapestry users"
An
"Tapestry users"
Kopie
Thema
Re: Antwort: page navigation (return to arbitrary page)
you cannot useThreadLocal to store your data because when
you return the page (string or class ... ) tapestry will perform a
http redirect. and because every request will have its own new
thread the ThreadLocal will be gone!
I do use ASOs and @Persist in a tabbed application and it works
fine
g
You could make a "client" persisted string property where you store
the page name, then just return the page name in a listener.
I'm not sure, but I think that your onActionFromLinkback has to
return either a String or an IPage, not Object.
-Norman Franke
ASD, Inc.
On Dec 4, 2007, at 9:27
Hmm, I don't like the ASO approach as that is not sompatible with having
multiple tabs and/or back button.
I assume I could have a class which traverses the fields marked with
"@Persist" and store these in an object. On the link, the page name
could be returned and the state stored in a threadlo
Tapestry pages cannot have state because the instances come
from a page pool and are shared between multiple requests.
Only fields that are marked with @Persist and @ApplicationState
will be restored on subsequent request of the same session with
the values from the HttpSession.
i hope this he
i'd recommend to use ApplicationStateObjects (ASOs)
if you want to share state between multiple pages.
You could also have an ASO that returns the next or
previous page based on the current state
g,
kris
Joachim Van der Auwera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
04.12.2007 15:44
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"Tapes
Kristian Marinkovic wrote:
you could change your setReturnPage method to store
a string with the page name or a Class instance of the
return page
If I do that, I completely lose state. I could store and restore the
state if there was a way to get a page when the class or name is provid
you could change your setReturnPage method to store
a string with the page name or a Class instance of the
return page
eg,
Object onActionFromLink()
{
// initialize
destinationPage.setReturnPage(ReturnPage.class);
return destination;
}
g,
kris
Joachim Van der Auwera <[EMAI
I have situation where I have a page in my application which can be
reached from many different pages. When a certain link is indicated, I
want the user to move back to the previous page. The problem is that
this class has no idea (cannot know) what the possible return pages are.
I thought about
Post a link to the JIRA if you create one. I think it's a good idea to
allow the container to handle requests not handled by T5, but should be
configurable and probably NOT the default. Perhaps web.xml would be the
appropriate place to toggle this behavior.
Ritesh.S wrote:
Hello Davor,
Thank
What is the downfall to this?
--James
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Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 2:23 PM
Subject: Re: T3: session length
I suppose you could set session-timeout to 0 in your web.xml, but that's
not recommen
Hello Davor,
Thanks for your help. I will try to implement the custom filter you
suggested.
Also I will post a JIRA if necessary.
Thanks once again...
From,
Ritesh S.
Davor Hrg wrote:
>
> this is just a workaround,
>
> you should post a JIRA about this problem,
> there's been some talk a
this is just a workaround,
you should post a JIRA about this problem,
there's been some talk about tapestry letting container deal with paths
that tapestry can not resolve ... so this may be fixed in current trunk...
here's something that might work, and
save you headaches before an official sol
Hello Davor,
Thanks for your reply. I am giving stack trace below and problematic url.
Following is the stack trace I get when I try to upload a file through the
servlet
which produces the .htm file and shows in url.
This occures when use /*
An unexpected application exception has occurred.
I've been playing with mesage catalog,
I want to make an implementation that
will load translations from database, and
also creating components to allow adding
translations while application is working
(this made my life easier on projects where users,
made translations on the fly while testing the
could you post stack trace,
and problematic url ?
Davor Hrg
On Dec 4, 2007 11:18 AM, Ritesh.S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> I am new to tapestry and I am using Tapestry core 5.0.5.
> I integrated Tapestry 5 with spring and hibernate.
>
> I configured my application's web.xm
Hi All,
I can get hold of the ApplicationStateManager using the Dispatcher
interface without a problem, however the same code fails using the
Tapestry RequestFilter interface? specifically
*if(asm_.exists(**UserAsoObject.class)**)) *returns a NPE. Would this be
a bug or shouldn't I be using
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Hello everybody,
I am new to tapestry and I am using Tapestry core 5.0.5.
I integrated Tapestry 5 with spring and hibernate.
I configured my application's web.xml as below -
<-spring-app configuration is here->
tapestry.app-package
com.myproject
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