This problem is fixed already, now TapestryTools will search for
partner file like this:
1. same package
2. same root directory
3. other places in the project
In Maven case, now it will always find corresponding file in src folder.
在 2012年4月14日 上午9:39，Gavin Lei 写道：
> Hi Giulio,
>
> Use isDerive
My bad, I have fix it already, now you can find "Tapestry Switch"
command in preferences/general/keys, i will upload new package to the
update site soon, just see attach file
在 2012年4月14日 上午6:48，Kalle Korhonen 写道：
> Thanks Gavin. However, there's something fishy in how the key binding
> is implem
I have found some examples of this. And some JIRA reports. Does anyone have
any idea why this is not included into the tapestry itself? It seems to me
that this is somewhat important since it is not a good idea to store the
images into the war file itself.
Any one have any idea if file system appr
Hej Milos I am also from Serbia (well I have moved now) but I have graduate
from the FON (since you are using the tapestry and if you are on them
faculty then I know your professor - personally)
I will give you some example code so that you can figure things out and if
you need more help feel free
Good man!
Thanks Howard,
On 14/04/2012, at 11:36 AM, Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
> 5.3.3 will include a downloadable source zip and a javadoc zip in
> addition to the binary zip. This change has already been made.
>
> On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 9:01 PM, Chris Mylonas wrote:
>> This would be great!
Hi Giulio,
Use isDerived can judge one file is generated by Maven or not, this
will real work in this situation. But tml file in source code and java
file in source code are in the same root directory, my search
algorithm should find tml file in source code file first, then return.
Currently, it f
5.3.3 will include a downloadable source zip and a javadoc zip in
addition to the binary zip. This change has already been made.
On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 9:01 PM, Chris Mylonas wrote:
> This would be great!
>
> +1
>
>
> On 13/04/2012, at 1:56 PM, bhorvat wrote:
>
>> I second this. Is it hard to i
Hello Tapestry List,
Firstly, Sorry to harass your inboxes the last 12 or so hours. But I found
something someone may want to have a look into!
I've used the draggable sample from http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Draggable
Note that jquery.ui.mouse must come before jquery.ui.draggable in the
@ImportJ
Good morning - thanks for the candid comments, they are welcome :D
Hacky it is. The URL generated is the same for each component. So I'll look
at what Thiago suggested by passing a query parameter.
Or just let the code sit there ready to tackle it the next release :)
Cheers
Chris
On 14/04/20
On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 17:15:13 -0300, Lance Java
wrote:
Well... to say it's not possible is wrong. To say it's hacky is correct
;)
Yep, that's right. I'd say Tapestry itself doesn't provide the source of
the event, but you can try to figure that out by looking at the URL. :)
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Well... to say it's not possible is wrong. To say it's hacky is correct ;)
He's using a library which doesn't pass the information and might not want
to wait for a new release of the library
The information is there... Worst case scenario you could @Inject the
request and parse the component id f
Agree. Welcome file list is probably the cleanest (standards-based) fix.
This seems to tell Tomcat "there are no welcome files" ...
In fact, seems like you can set welcome file to any arbitrary component and
it will still pick up Tapestry Index.
For instance,
Thank you very much for the quick response!
Im gonna try to work my way trough the link you sent me and if i get
stuck... ill come back with more detailed questions!
Thanks again!
@George Christman
nop, not using Jquery for now, but will look into it! Thank you!
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On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 15:05:23 -0300, George Christman
wrote:
I just don't know enough about the hibernate version underlining
tapestry-hibernate, I was hoping one of the developers may have some
insight.
This is a pure Sybase issue as far as I could see, so I still think it
shouldn't have
I just don't know enough about the hibernate version underlining
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On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 14:47:14 -0300, loshmeey wrote:
Hello everyone,
Hi! Welcome to the mailing list!
I want to upload a picture from a .tml page to web server,
You can use Tapestry-Upload's Upload component for that.
and on the other .tml page display that picture...
There's no single
On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 14:36:28 -0300, George Christman
wrote:
Hello,
Hi!
I know this isn't entirely related to Tapestry,
I can't see how this is related to Tapestry at all, so I don't think this
should have been posted here.
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Not sure if your using jquery, but have you looked at the tapestry-jquery
ajaxupload component?
http://tapestry5-jquery.com/docs/components/docsajaxupload
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Hello everyone, this is my first post soo i kinda feel i need to introduce
myself :). Im 22, studying IT from Serbia. I had tapestry in one of the
classes on colleague and i really started to like it and i still like it
very much! I mastered all the "basics" (forms, beaneditforms, grids, zones,
wor
Hello, I'm using tapestry-hibernate in my project. I was recently asked to
store file uploads in the database. Sybase only offers the datatype image
and tapestry-hibernate doesn't seem to offer that as an option.
I've tried
@Lob
private byte[]fileContent;
public byte[] getFileCont
Answer to the question is the subject: there's no way to do that.
On the other hand, you can add a query parameter to your AJAX request with
the information of which client-side object triggered it.
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On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 12:14:23 -0300, Lance Java
wrote:
It sounds like a lot of work... perhaps someone else knows of an easier
way to get the source of a component event?
Have you thought of adding a query parameter containing the id of the
rendered object? That's what I'd do.
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Fresh Request now that we have a simple question (re: subject line).
Here is the template for my component (a PhoneExtension) - it receives a phone
call.
http://tapestry.apache.org/schema/tapestry_5_3.xsd";>
${currentExtension.number} ${currentEx
Oh, i forgot: the autocomplete feature didn't works for me because I didn't
delete the old workspace.
With a new workspace it works.
Thanks for the great job,
Giulio
Hi Gavin,
I gave a look at the code compared to my old patch, looks like 2 lines of
code are missing (the dirty ones in my patch):
### Eclipse Workspace Patch 1.0
#P org.apache.tapestrytools.ui
Index:
src/org/eclipse/wst/xml/ui/internal/actions/FindCorrespondingFileAction.java
Mate, thanks a lot for your effort I must say. And you summed it up well
- how to get the source of a component event? (if all the components have the
same id)
At the moment, all 16 droppables have a component id of either "extensionZone"
or "voicemailZone".
I can't set a "context" or custom
Hi Giulio,
Thank you for your feedbacks here
在 2012年4月13日 下午11:07，Giulio Micali 写道：
> Hi Gavin,
> i tried with a new workspace and here the results.
>
> - For the default view: Yes, it works like that even in my PC: it's not the
> default for a new workspace, but it remembers the setting (i don'
Ignore my prev post about adding the drop zone to the context as this is
not associated with the draggable when the page is drawn.
I think that you need a handle on the ComponentEventRequestParameters so
that you can call getNestedComponentId() which will have the id of the zone
which fired the ev
welcome-file-list element is a standard part of web.xml. index.jsp is
the default value for it at the container level of Tomcat, so setting
the value to "index" in a Tapestry5 application is the correct option.
Looks like we are missing the configuration from the archetype, I'll
fix it for the next
Hi Gavin,
i tried with a new workspace and here the results.
- For the default view: Yes, it works like that even in my PC: it's not the
default for a new workspace, but it remembers the setting (i don't know if
in project or workspace, i guess the last).
- For the issue 13: for pages in /src/main
Hi,
One more comment below
在 2012年4月13日 下午10:45，Gavin Lei 写道：
> Hi
>
> 2012/4/13 Giulio Micali :
>> Hi Gavin,
>> I just tried the feature, and it shows the Issue 13 (it finds the tml in
>> target, using maven).
>
> I will test it in Maven environment now
>
>>
>> For the tml editor, I have 2 prob
Hi
2012/4/13 Giulio Micali :
> Hi Gavin,
> I just tried the feature, and it shows the Issue 13 (it finds the tml in
> target, using maven).
I will test it in Maven environment now
>
> For the tml editor, I have 2 problems:
> 1) it doesn't perform the autocomplete of tapestry components (or
> par
Hi Gavin,
I just tried the feature, and it shows the Issue 13 (it finds the tml in
target, using maven).
For the tml editor, I have 2 problems:
1) it doesn't perform the autocomplete of tapestry components (or
parameters)
2) the "source" tab is not the default view, and everytime I should switch
m
If you want to know which dropzone received the dragabble, just pass the
zone id in the context along with the extension id.
I can't remember exatly how but I'm sure you can lookup zones by id by
@Inject'ing the ComponentResources
Something like this:
${extension.name}
${extension.number}
${droppedExtension.name}
${droppedExtension.number}
Page.java
-
@InjectComponent
private Zone extensionZone;
@Property
private Item extension;
@Property
pri
Thanks Lance -
I have two problems at the moment - both when I componentize the stuff. On a
single page, no probs.
1. Render Queue Error - on AJAX update for Extensions - it gets lost after the
initial render because the looping is finished from initial page load (i
presume).
2. Which dropzo
Create a ValueEncoder for your currentExtension Object
Then use ValueEncoder.toClient(V value) to create a string which will be
used in your draggablecontext.
Then, in your drop event, use ValueEncoder.toValue(String value) on the
context value to deserialise the Object.
Hi all,
I have finished Template/Java switch feature (Shortcuts is still CTRL
+ R) for TapestryTools, and uploaded the feature into Tapestry update
center[1], if you have interested, please have a trial of it. Install
guide can be found here[2].
Feedback are welcome here :-)
[1] http://tapestryt
On 13/04/2012, at 11:02 PM, Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo wrote:
> On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 09:46:04 -0300, Chris Mylonas wrote:
>
>> I need to convert from Ljava.lang.Object@234141 to "string representation"
>> or what value it is (which happens to be a string) I set during render (so
>> the HTML
On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 09:46:04 -0300, Chris Mylonas
wrote:
I need to convert from Ljava.lang.Object@234141 to "string
representation" or what value it is (which happens to be a string) I set
during render (so the HTML that is output is good enough for me).
It seems to me that you haven't u
bugger. i think it's null anyway...which is probably what you were both
leading me to.
i had another field in the event method named context anywaywhich was the
URL of the event in the form of an Object[]
i'm still back at square one - will review what i have done.
thanks
On 13/04/2012,
never never never ... thanks for the tip. String is fine for me - it's not the
most efficient way, but I've got a bit of a problem finding out where my
dragged (and known) component got dropped.
I need to convert from Ljava.lang.Object@234141 to "string representation" or
what value it is (whi
On Fri, 13 Apr 2012 08:50:26 -0300, Taha Hafeez Siddiqi
wrote:
Hi
Hi!
Try
t:context='currentExtension.number' instead of
t:context='${currentExtension.number}'
Never never never ever use expansions when passing parameter values. :)
Expansions always coerce the value to String and a
Have you tried:
Or with jstl
How about getting rid of index.jsp and adding "index" to your web.xml in
the welcome file list. I'm assuming tomcat will try your config before the
default
Nope. Tried both context and t:context
HTML came out:
http://tapestry.apache.org/schema/tapestry_5_3.xsd";>
The prop expansion worked ok for html before (below)
Still get [Ljava.lang.Object@34255245 on the event both ways.
I see that using your suggestion is what happens in the Hi-Lo game, wh
Nope forward does not work, tried that first (see previous post).
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Redirect will cause an extra request and will change the URL in the
browser. Try forward instead
And now empty welcome file list in application does NOT work. Make sense,
since the server will just default upward from application to container
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Hi
Try
t:context='currentExtension.number' instead of
t:context='${currentExtension.number}'
regards
Taha
On Apr 13, 2012, at 5:13 PM, Chris Mylonas wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I tried giving a custom component a context (just a String) but when I go to
> use it on an event, I get the output t
Placing index.jsp with the following in it solves the problem:
<%
response.sendRedirect("Index");
%>
No need to jury rig the configuration.
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Perhaps you can override the tomcat defaults by adding an empty
to your web.xml
Then no tapestry config required?
Hi List,
I tried giving a custom component a context (just a String) but when I go to
use it on an event, I get the output to be [Ljava.lang.Object;@783b110a instead
of "1234" which is what is set during rendering.
The output html looks a little strange compared to the component's tml - like
I
YES, that worked. Sort of.
Root URL is not found, but if pulled up as Index, no mo [ERROR].
Specifically,
http://localhost:8080/newapp/ leads to HTTP 404 error - page not found
However,
http://localhost:8080/newapp/Index works (?!)
Sorry to be pickyHere is the quote from
http:/
Please try the following:
public static void contributeIgnoredPathsFilter(Configuration
configuration) {
configuration.add("/index\\.(?:html|htm|jsp)");
}
If it works, we'll close the JIRA and put some tomcat specific
documentation somewhere
Yes, this may indeed be the temporary workaround. Since it is limited to the
application, and not the entire server/container, this is the preferred fix.
Much Thanks for fleshing this out.
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YES. That solves the problem indeed. BUT, no thanks ;-). This fix will
almost certainly break many other applications on the production server and
I am pretty sure the community shares my sentiment. Unfortunately, T5 will
need to address this. JIRA created:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/br
Another option might be to tell tapestry to ignore the welcome file list
public static void contributeIgnoredPathsFilter(Configuration
configuration) {
configuration.add("(index\\.html)|(index\\.htm)|(index\\.jsp)");
}
http://tapestry.apache.org/configuration.html#Configuration-ConfiguringIgno
I think I need to
@InjectContainer
private MainPage container
Then I can access the "rows" of the grid through the source List<>. (or
source list of my entity - phones in this case)
I'll have a look at the in-place-editor for grid because that must do something
similar.
Then do something in t
It looks like you will need to remove all entries from the
in $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/web.xml
See "How do I override the default home page loaded by Tomcat?" here
http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/HowTo
Here is the complete access log from Tomcat 7 (I pulled up about then index
... captured in 2nd last tine...and then about again)...not sure (yet) what
the server config should be ... and if that is even advisable since in
production there are other apps to contend with ...
127.0.0.1 - - [13/Ap
> Your ajax event handler method will need to initialize any properties that
> are required in the rendering block
So somewhere in my early rendering phases I'd need to get a reference to the
current block that is to be re-rendered and grab values out of that - I guess.
> Draggables can have a
Thanks. YES, commenting out yui-compressor dependency in pom.xml eliminates
the first error above.
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Your ajax event handler method will need to initialize any properties that
are required in the rendering block
Draggables can have a "draggablecontext" attribute. Although I've not used
it I'm sure that you could pass the context required to initialize your
property.
Inspect the HTTP logs, is Tomcat trying to redirect from root to some other
page (index.jsp or something)?
There might be some config in tomcat that you can tweak / remove.
Ah ha - let me make it a bit clearer.
The AJAX stuff all works, if I hard code the values within my component.
It's like having a grid and each row has the ${currentRow.name}
${currentRow.value}
These property bindings don't exist after render.
If I were to use the Grid -> addCell then there is
Indeed. But it is the reference implementation of the servlet standard. In
other words, the "fault" is not with Tomcat...even if it probably is.
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I think you've now hit this https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-1729
Try commenting out the following in your pom.xml
org.apache.tapestry
tapestry-yuicompressor
${tapestry-release-version}
The tapestry source code does not have a single reference to "jsp". I think
that tomcat might be trying to "help" somehow.
YES, about link works, with errors in logs, both in Tomcat 7 and 5, (and the
index page continues to barf in Tomcat 7). Here is the corresponding
stacktrace:
First [ERROR] is from About page (renders fine though). Second, now
familiar, [ERROR] is generated by clicking on Index link from About
Hi Tap List,
I've got two custom components. Reception Line & Office Phone
They are just little divs and with a draggable and a droppable zone
respectively.
In my testing, dragging and dropping between these works when everything is
done on the same page and this is my first shot at componenti
The index page of the T5 tutorial.
Not sure of component.
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I wonder if this has something to do with how tomcat 7 is trying to serve
the root.
Are you able to hit
http://localhost:8080/newapp/about
So, I think that eliminates the problem that howard was mentioning on his
blog.
Can you paste the page / component that is trying to run? I'm trying to
think of where a "jsp" component would be references inside the tapestry
archetype.
Thanks for suggestion. No luck, though.
Same error in Tomcat 7 with exploded war approach
BUT...war file works in Tomcat 5.5.31 ...JDK 1.6.0_03...
Go figure...
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I know it's not ideal but you could deploy an exploded war.
Found this little nugget:
http://tapestryjava.blogspot.com/2007/02/fighting-with-tomcat.html
http://tapestryjava.blogspot.com/2007/02/fighting-with-tomcat.html
Unfortunately, our production is tomcat. Have to comply. Jetty will not
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To Reproduce (using Tomcat 7.0.4 with jdk1.6.0_22 64-bit), follow "Getting
Started" at
http://tapestry.apache.org/getting-started.html
Specifically,
1. mvn archetype:generate -DarchetypeCatalog=http://tapestry.apache.org
2. Create newapp, change to newapp directory (verify works in jetty, st
I always keep a copy of the tapestry source code handy. If I search
"*Module.java" for AssetFactory I find out how tapestry adds a
ContextAssetFactory and a ClasspathAssetFactory.
@Marker(ContextProvider.class)
public AssetFactory buildContextAssetFactory(ApplicationGlobals
globals, AssetP
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