The render phases are tied to a state machine coded within
ComponentPageElementImpl and not designed for extension.
I haven't started to optimize this code yet, there's a lot of room to
shortcut operations: smaller memory foot-prints, fewer operations to
render the output DOM.
On Mon, Jul 14, 200
I see them being returned with 304 not-modified status code
(using friendly urls, but this shouldnt matter)
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 6:00 AM, Jeremy F. Kassis
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hmm. Just finished upgrade to 4.1.5 and the asset service clearly isn't
> caching dojo .js resources.
>
> Usi
Thanks for the response. Surely appreciate your comment.
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From: Filip S. Adamsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 7:45 PM
To: Tapestry users
Subject: Re: Routing and REST
Hi,
Please start a new thread to ask a new question.
That said, Tapestry 3 i
Hmm. Just finished upgrade to 4.1.5 and the asset service clearly isn't
caching dojo .js resources.
Using firebug, I can see every request. There is no MD5 digest in any of the
urls, and when I add a breakpoint to the asset service and step through the
service() method, I can see it open the reso
I was using this with Tap 4.1.1, but when I upgraded to 4.1.5 today, I'm
getting this javassit error...
javassist.NotFoundException: $BaseComponent_4
at javassist.ClassPool.get(ClassPool.java:436)
at
org.apache.tapestry.enhance.CtClassSource.getCtClass(CtClassSource.java:50)
That is exciting! So what binding prefix do I use? ognl:? nothing?
Many thanks!
Jessek wrote:
>
> 4.1.5 no longer needs tapestry-prop. Expression jit compilation is
> built in already.
>
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4.1.5 no longer needs tapestry-prop. Expression jit compilation is
built in already.
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 9:36 PM, Jeremy F. Kassis
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> tapestry-prop doesn't work with 4.1.5 right off the bat. Does 4.1.5 have
> built-in support?
>
> What's the recommendation here?
>
there's a 1.0.0 version for tapestry-prop that works.. which one you're using?
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> tapestry-prop doesn't work with 4.1.5 right off the bat. Does 4.1.5 have
> built-in support?
>
> What's the recommendation here?
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tapestry-prop doesn't work with 4.1.5 right off the bat. Does 4.1.5 have
built-in support?
What's the recommendation here?
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You could try upgrading to a current release - 4.1.5 looks to be your
best bet right now.
http://tapestry.apache.org/download.html
It handles all the caching stuff / reduced dojo footprint / other
things already. I would definitely take the time
to attempt an upgrade to 4.1.5 first if I were pu
I know this is an old thread, but I've been working on a T4.1.1 application
for a long time and it's about to go live. Our recent live site testing
shows that these huge .js files kill the initial page load and they aren't
really getting cached by the browser, so they transfer on *every* page load
I know this is an old thread, but I've been working on a T4.1.1 application
for a long time and it's about to go live. Our recent live site testing
shows that these huge .js files kill the initial page load and they aren't
really getting cached by the browser, so they transfer on *every* page load
Hi
Is it possible to use ajax partial replace to include a component which also
uses ajax, as in this scenario:
I create a custom component which uses zones to perform a partial update, I
then use this custom component on a page:
MyComponent.tml
hello world
click me
MyComponent.java
@I
While tapestry's Dialog component allows you to set the backgroundColor
( http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4.1/components/dojo/dialog.html ),
the dialog created for validation errors is contructed at
tapestry.form.validation.summarizeErrors as
var dialog=dojo.widget.createWidget(
I am trying to assess the viability of a component level cache to
improve the performance of some of our heavier pages (1500+ components).
One of the ideas for doing this was to add additional render phases to
stream html directly to the writer depending on the context of the
request. Then the ren
No suggestions on adding a new render phase.
But I'm really curious to know why you want to. :)
Robert
On Jul 14, 2008, at 7/1412:06 PM , Joe Hart wrote:
Hello,
I have come across a situation where I would like to contribute an
additional render phase to the ones built in. I would like to
BeanEditForm and BeanDisplay are already wrapped in divs that you can
use for this purpose:
BeanEditForm's class is t-beaneditor. Not sure about BeanDisplay.
So you would have something like:
div.t-beaneditor {
max-height: 600px;
overflow-y: auto;
}
Now anything in will be constrained to
It seems the problem is that I had wrapped my block inside a form, removing the
form fixed it!
Toby
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From: Toby Hobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: tapestry
Sent: Monday, 14 July, 2008 1:06:45 PM
Subject: T5 nested components within t:block
Hi
I have been experimenting
Hi
I have been experimenting with T5's ajax support which looks really nice! One
problem I have hit is when I use a nested component within a block, simple
properties are displayed but the nested components don't render e.g.
photo.tml
name: ${photo.name}
rating:
...
show details
photo.
Hello,
I have come across a situation where I would like to contribute an
additional render phase to the ones built in. I would like to
contribute a render phase that comes before SetupRender and after
CleanupRender. I tried following the configuration model found in
TapestryModule.java -> co
Look closely at the exception and I think you'll see that it happens before
your page event methods are called while tapestry is decoding the file.
This appears to happen in the MultipartServletRequestFilter. I don't have a
good solution for intercepting errors at that level off the top of my head
My guess would be that you have something in the session and you are not
guarding against the case where it is missing and then trying to return it
as part of the context.
You should add a null check and do the right thing for your app.
Josh
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 6:28 AM, AngeloChen960 <[EMAIL
Hi Kris,
thanks for your help. The stack trace is quite long, I hope this part conatins
more clues:
ERROR main org.mortbay.log - failed PostConERP
java.lang.RuntimeException: Error building service proxy for service
'ServletApplicationInitializer' (at
org.apache.tapestry5.services.TapestryModul
I have integrated Spring Security 2.0 with Tapestry5 - and it's easy
to do and much less configuration than with formerly acegi.
(I also use T5, Spring's latest version and "Tapestry-Spring" :-) )
I had the same problem as Pavla: override the default login-page (it
works) from spring-security with
Hi all, I ran into a strange problem with client side validation in tapestry
4.1.1. When I use the number translator and enable client side validation in
a form with an integer value and I enter a value larger than 999, I get the
error message "SomeInt must be a numeric value.". After some debuggin
hi, Udo,
seems to be correct.
i created an own filter for my testcases exactly as you
described it. and everything works fine for me.
can you post more of your stackstrace?
g,
kris
"Udo Abel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
14.07.2008 13:59
Bitte antworten an
"Tapestry users"
An
"Tapestry users"
Hi Kris,
maybe my understanding is wrong. To be clear:
what I've tried is to implement this class:
public class ErpTapestryFilter extends TapestryFilter {
protected void init(Registry registry) {
// .. do some initialization
}
}
and replaced the "TapestryFilter" with my "E
Hi Udo,
take a closer look at your code. the init() method
you override is not the one from the Filter!!
it is a method to add additional inits AFTER the
Registry has been started.
take a look at org.apache.tapestry5.TapestryFilter.java
btw. you cannot override init() because it is marked fi
just inject the HibernateSessionSource service and call
create(); this call will delgate to Hibernate's SessionFactory
and call openSession() that returns a Hibernate Session.
then you have a real Hibernate Session instance and you
can do whatever you want with it. and it does not have any
depen
Yes, setting useFileMappedBuffer to false helps with jetty locking
files in windows
See the webdefault.xml from the TimeTracker app:
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/tapestry/tapestry4/trunk/tapestry-examples/TimeTracker/src/config/webdefault.xml
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 10:48 AM, Joe Trewin <[EM
I use the tapestry-spring, and
org.apache.tapestry5.spring.TapestrySpringFilter,
then my app get nothing log from tapestry, but the spring boot log and
hibernate sql log.
Is there any other config i miss?
It seems my log4j file doesn't work!
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Yet Another Java EE Developer!
Thanks Andreas for the hint. I tried it but it doesn't work. This is because
the style is hard coded in the div, so it can't be overwritten with a more
specific css rule. I was hoping tapestry would offer some kind of
configuration for client side validation (a config file or a mechanism to
pass pa
Hi,
We had this problem too - it's because Jetty by default using NIO, and
there's a problem with that under windows. The solution we use is (in
development) to configure Jetty to use just plain old io:
So instead of using:
8081
Try:
8081
However, in writing this reply I'v
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