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On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 6:19 AM, sandeepraj
singh wrote:
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> Hi,I had known that for every Action Request there is a following Rendering
> Request that Tapestry Generates.However, the way the getter setters are
> being run has left me confused.Coul
I tried both suggestions without success. Adding the parameter to the JVM
prevents weblogic from starting and changing the system property in the
AppModule crashes all other applications deployed to the server because they
don't have the jars in their classpath.
It seems I am stuck with 5.0.18 as
The fact that you have a class name expressed as a path seems to
indicate a missing dependency:
org/apache/commons/collections/map/LRUMap
Tomcat is pretty bad about dependency changes on redeployments; often
it seems that some dependencies remain in a temporary directory after
the redeploy, screw
Hello all!
Any help with this is greatly appreciated:
I recently upgraded to T5.1.0.5 from an earlier version of 5.1. On
local environment (jetty) everything is happy. On a testing server
that housed the previous app, not so happy. The target is Tomcat
5.5.27, and it tells me this:
org.a
I do not inject RdbmsLogin.java because this is JAAS login implementation. The
way I invoke RdbmsLogin is as follow:
in AuthService.java
public class AuthService implements IAuthService{
...
public User authenticate(User user){
...
RdbmsCallbackHandler handler =
Em Mon, 03 Aug 2009 19:57:12 -0300, neo anderson
escreveu:
Sorry I do not understand very well. What class I need to bind with
RdbmsLogin?
Shouldn't you inject LoginModule instead of RdbmsLogin?
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Sorry I do not understand very well. What class I need to bind with
RdbmsLogin?
RdbmsLogin is an impl class that implements JAAS LoginModule. So there also
have other classes needed, including CallbackHandler, Principal, etc.
Should I bind RdbmsLogin with LoginModule? I try to bind them toget
are u binding RdbmsLogin.java too?
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 11:20 PM, Neo
Anderson wrote:
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> Yes I do see the log (catalina.out) shows
>
> IAccount: DEFINED
> IAuthService: DEFINED
>
> And what makes me confused is that the log also shows
Yes I do see the log (catalina.out) shows
IAccount: DEFINED
IAuthService: DEFINED
And what makes me confused is that the log also shows that the IAccount is
created when invoking AuthService.java
[DEBUG] AppModule.IAccount Creatin
Em Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:35:33 -0300, neo anderson
escreveu:
Thanks for reply.
:)
I am a bit confused now. Would you please give a bit more explain on how
to add make AccountDAO a service?
Using binder.bind() in some modules's bind(ServiceBinder) method or
creating a buildXXX() method
Do u see the DAO being created when the application goes up? Tapestry
does a very good job informing all the services that are configured.
If it's not in the log then u r not binding the service.
There r 2 ways to bind services in a module:
public static void bind(ServiceBinder binder) {
binder
Thanks for reply.
I am a bit confused now. Would you please give a bit more explain on how to
add make AccountDAO a service?
Why I am confused is because I discover when I switch back using the old
testing code, it works correctly. The way how I obtain the AccountDAO is
in Login.java
Em Mon, 03 Aug 2009 13:03:51 -0300, Neo Anderson
escreveu:
The problem is that it looks like accountDAO is always null. It seems to
me that the IAccount does not successfully bind with AccountDAO class;
It wasn't, unless you add make AccountDAO a service. Just instantiating it
and using
Andy Pahne-7 wrote:
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>
> I am using an AjaxFormLoop component. There is no database involved, so
> the code should be simple.
>
> The add operation in onAddRowFromVehicles() works. I can see that
> because the list of vehicles has alwas the correct size. But Properties
> of Vehicle (like v
I have been experimenting with using the AjaxFormLoop component, however,
I've run into a problem with displaying validation errors and I was hoping
someone could help me out.
My problem is that if additional rows are added to the form via the formloop
and the form is submitted with errors in the
In the AppModule I add the following information to bind IAccount with
AccountDAO class.
ApplicationStateCreator account =
new ApplicationStateCreator(){
public IAccount create() {
re
I'm using a tapestry (5.1.0.5) form, input and textfiled with autocomplete
mixin.
What I'm trying to do is to prevent form/input from submitting via enter key
pressed.
It's quite easy to handle keyup and/or keydown event, but I don't have a
clue how to stop/overwrite submitting.
Tapestry generat
Hi,I had known that for every Action Request there is a following Rendering
Request that Tapestry Generates.However, the way the getter setters are
being run has left me confused.Could some one please tell me, in case
component tries to change the value of a bound parameter, in what sequence
would
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