Hi Stephane,
I have build a web app -maybe not as complex as yours- but I got a similar
problem once... The solution I found is to force Eclipse to build all
projects inside the same directory completly outside all projects.
Exemple
Project Structure :
/Parent
|_Module1
|_Module2
|_Modul
Short answer: I don't know.
I have, for various reasons, maintained a slightly modified version of the
tapestry5-acegi project. I will likely do the same for
tapestry-spring-security. If you look at the source for
nu.localhost.tapestry5.springsecurity.services.SecurityModule
you will see wher
Off topic: is there a way of instructing spring-security not to create a
session before authentication (kind of 'no role at all' rather than
ROLE_ANONYMOUS)? I am thinking about a web site with big traffic - creation
of too many sessions for public pages will really slow it down...
Jonathan Bark
Not that I know of. Some things are covered under the Deployment Notes
links from the Tapestry 5 main page. There are some Wiki entries that talk
about different setups including:
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5RunViaMain?highlight=(tapestry5)
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry
IIRC, the default configuration for tapestry-acegi resulted in
ROLE_ANONYMOUS being given to unauthenticated users. That resulted in the
creation of the session.
Also, I hit issues in testing where I would go back to the login page and
log in as a different user. Unfortunately, I still had page
Do you have Build Automatically selected in Eclipse?
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> From: Stephane Decleire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2008 18:59
> To: Tapestry users
> Subject: Re: [T5] Tapestry + Maven make me crazy !!!
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> I've installed the last sonatype's m2eclip
Why do you expect that the session already exists so that you have to
invalidate it? Does spring-security create it automatically?
> Session s = _request.getSession(false);
> s.invalidate();
> s = _request.getSession(true);
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I agree there must be a better way to do it with a Tapestry component, but
I'd probably do it as you described (it would only be a trivial amount of
JS). Again, I'm curious what the Tap experts would do.
The zone solution has been suggested for recent versions but doesn't appear
useful in this c
Thanks Jonathan,
Happy to know i'm not alone ;-)
But it won't help a lot in getting a not disturbed environment for my
tap projects ...
Is there a list of the problems encountered by the tapestry users in
terms of development environments ?
Stephane
Jonathan Barker a écrit :
> Hmmm. I'll have t
I've installed the last sonatype's m2eclipse and my app is launched
without dependencies errors but neither tml modifications nor java
modifications are automatically reloaded when i right click my project,
select "Debug as / Maven Build ..." and start jetty:run from there ...
Thiago H. de Paula F
Hmmm. I'll have to take another kick at that can.
A new system is in my future so I've hesitated to disturb my dev
environment. It took me two days to get productive again after I upgraded
to a somewhat-new m2eclipse. Don't misunderstand - I like the product -
it's just that a lot of things bro
>
> I think that i'm not the only
> tapestry user without maven high skills ...
If you're using the Tapestry binaries, there's no real reason you need to
use Maven if if gives you so much troubles.
When you lose days figuring out how to get your builds to work properly, it
might be a good reaso
Em Sun, 07 Dec 2008 19:53:28 -0300, Jonathan Barker
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Second, if you upgraded from the old, rather limited m2eclipse plugin to
the latest and greatest, it will break the old JettyLauncher plugin.
Been
there, broke that.
Sonatype's m2eclipse (the newer ones) w
Are you using Sonatype's m2eclipse plugin?
(http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/) If not, I strongly recommend it.
If you have any issues with JettyLauncher not finding libraries, it's
because they're not correctly added to your project classpath.
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Independent Java
I have a love-hate relationship with Maven and Eclipse plugins.
First off, I hope you've done a "mvn clean" at some point.
Second, if you upgraded from the old, rather limited m2eclipse plugin to the
latest and greatest, it will break the old JettyLauncher plugin. Been
there, broke that.
The
I'm already using the OnEvent component. Still, because the model of the
select list i want to update is calculated server-side i need to pass it
in json to the client, parse it again in javascript and then update the
select input. This does work but i feel that there should be a simpler
way of
My 'loginform.url' points to "/login". I've also looked at the source for
the new tapestry-spring-security and I don't see much for differences.
I noticed a post by Martijn asking how you configured Spring Security. If
you are using tapestry-spring-security, you don't need to do the usual
Sprin
I've been working with tapestry 5 in eclipse for several months by now.
And i have built a "complex" hierarchy of projects to fullfil my needs :
2 tapestry 5 applications both using several tapestry 5 libraries. In
maven, my 2 applications depends of some of the libraries which in turn
depends on o
I was using tapestry-spring-security.
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Are you using Spring Security directly or are you using the
tapestry5-acegi library?
I use Sprint Security without using tapestry5-acegi and my Login page is
a fully functional tapestry page (ie it allows you to set ASO's etc.).
The trick is to disable Spring security filtering for the login page
Thank you Jonathan,
My login page is 'user/login', and this is what i have in configuration of
spring-security:
configuration.add("spring-security.loginform.url", "/user/login");
configuration.add("spring-security.failure.url",
"/user/login/failed");
Then spring-security hijacks
Responses inline
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> Subject: RE: tapestry-spring-security: how to set ASO on successful login?
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>
> Thank you.
>
> "You could work with
Would Beaneditform in combination with AppPropertyEditBlocks support cyclic
relationships such as this one here:
public class Category
{
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
private Integer id;
private String name;
private Categ
Is there an example of using the Beaneditform for ManyToMany and ManyToOne
associations?
Is there a more simple solution with less code then what is described in
"Adding New Property Editors" ?
In theory there could be a Beaneditform that would automatically add all
associated entities?
Or wha
Hi,
I'm not 100% sure because I allways get a little bit confused by the details
of injection.
Maybe the improved documentation can help you (
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/tapestry-ioc/injection.html)
As far as I understand I think this is a use case for the Alias service.
You can find t
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