Added the below method to AppModule.java
public LinkCreationListener buildLinkCreationListener(
LinkCreationHub hub) {
LinkCreationListener listener = new
MyLinkCreationListenerImpl();
hub.addListener(listener);
return l
Added the below method to AppModule.java
public LinkCreationListener buildLinkCreationListener(
LinkCreationHub hub) {
LinkCreationListener listener = new
MyLinkCreationListenerImpl();
hub.addListener(listener);
return liste
That great!
On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 8:17 AM, Howard wrote:
> I've always had a love/hate relationship with JavaScript; some of the
> earliest motivations for Tapestry was to "encapsulate that ugly
> JavaScript stuff so I don't have to worry about it again." However, as
> I've come to appreciate
Thanks!
It's good to be using Tapestry again. This is a personal project. :)
Ben
On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 9:35 AM, Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
> This can be done using the new (in 5.2) JavaScriptSupport
> @Environmental object. It can express a couple of things that @Import
> can not. Just @Inj
This can be done using the new (in 5.2) JavaScriptSupport
@Environmental object. It can express a couple of things that @Import
can not. Just @Inject the Asset for the stylesheet(s) and invoke one
of the importStylesheet() methods.
Glad to see you back in the Tapestry fold ... is this a persona
Answering my own question here, just to document...
This grossly simplified dirty hack simulates behavior described in TAP5-781:
Then in the Page class:
@Persist("flash")
@Property(write=false)
private boolean multiFieldError;
// inject form & fields
@OnEvent(value="validate", com
On Thu, 17 Mar 2011 10:57:06 -0300, sunmoor007 wrote:
I also got the option what Thiago has suggested. I have created a method
call buildLinkListener which takes LinkCreationHub as argument and
returns a LinkCreationListener object. One thing still am clueless is
how to integrate this in ap
Thanks Rich.
I also got the option what Thiago has suggested. I have created a method
call buildLinkListener which takes LinkCreationHub as argument and returns a
LinkCreationListener object. One thing still am clueless is how to integrate
this in app module so that this method gets invoked for al
Sorry, but there can I get the jar file from chenillekit-reports? Or maybe I
should download the source code and export an jar?
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You can use a FormFragment to hide and disable the field. Or you can remove
the builtin required validation and manually decide whether it's required in
onValidateForm.
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add the dependcies to your maven pom.xml
org.chenillekit
chenillekit-quartz
and add the contribuition to your application service
/**
* configuring the jasperreports service.
*
*
On Thu, 17 Mar 2011 10:11:54 -0300, degressor wrote:
Hi,
Hi!
I tried to work with Chenillekit-reports, but I don't know how to
integrate a module into my app, are there some tutorials or help?
Just add the module JAR in the webapp classpath.
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Independent
Hi,
I'm new in tapestry, and trying to integrate JasperReports. I can run simple
report, with empty datasoeuce, but for more complex issues I need a custom
datasource class. Do I realy need to write a service, because I can't use
new.
I tried to work with Chenillekit-reports, but I don't know h
Yes I am using the JS to disable the field, but the tapestry validation
remains there. When i click on submit, it says that the field is required.
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Do you still use the textfield even when the checkbox is checked? If not, you
can make some js for the click event of the checkbox and simply disable the
textfield in your js. I suspect this disables validation.
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In my previous post, I discussed some upcoming changes in Tapestry's
client-side JavaScript. Here we're going to dive a little deep on an
important part of the overall package: using namespaces to keep
client-side JavaScript from conflicting. I'm not claiming to originate
these ideas; they have bee
I've always had a love/hate relationship with JavaScript; some of the
earliest motivations for Tapestry was to "encapsulate that ugly
JavaScript stuff so I don't have to worry about it again." However, as
I've come to appreciate JavaScript, over time, as a powerful functional
language, and not as a
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