Yes ,I do think pages / components don't need a template,I'm using
tapestry 5.3.4
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 4:49 PM, Lance Java wrote:
> Pages / components don't need a template. If your page always returns a
> StreamResponse from onActivate() then it should not have a template.
>
> I'm not sure
On Wed, 29 Aug 2012 22:15:10 -0300, Ken in Nashua
wrote:
Hi Folks,
Hi, Ken! It's been years since we've heard from you in this mailing list.
Welcome back! :)
In T4 I use to operate a custom head component. And I instrumented the
stylesheet and injected special style sheet stuff that I
Unfortunately, there is a bit of ambiguity in the term "component" as
used by Tapestry. It can actually mean 2 different things, depending
on whether you're talking in a specific or general way:
1) Specific: objects defined by the classes in in your
{package-name}/components folders
2) General: o
On Wed, 29 Aug 2012 17:28:06 -0300, Muhammad Gelbana
wrote:
Yes that's true.
Is including pages in a component library not common ?
Including pages in a component library is common. And don't forget that in
Tapestry pages and components are 95% the same. A page is a component with
URL a
No, this is not allowed and is generally considered bad practice. You will
need to pass a class (or interface) that is not in the
components/pages/mixins/base packages.
There are two main options:
1. Copy the data into a domain object and pass the domain object
2. Have your component implement an
Yes that's true.
Is including pages in a component library not common ? Calling it a
"component library" makes it sound like it's only for components. Was
modules supported mainly as component libraries ?
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 9:57 PM, Lance Java wrote:
> If you are writing a component library
Hello, I'm wondering if someone could tell me if it's possible to pass the
form component into my validation service to record form errors. I'm getting
the following exception.
java.lang.LinkageError
loader constraint violation: when resolving interface method
"org.company.eprs.services.PurchaseR
If you are writing a component library then yes, you will need a
LibraryMapping.
I've never included pages in a component library (only components) but I'm
assuming that your page names will have require a prefix (as specified in
your library mapping).
For instance, if your app package "foo.bar",
Isn't that for web apps only ? I'm writing a module (jar) to be auto-loaded
by a tapestry web app.
Would tapestry process a web.xml file in a tapestry module ?
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 8:25 PM, Lance Java wrote:
> Are you familiar with the tapestry.app-package init-param in web.xml? If
> you place
Are you familiar with the tapestry.app-package init-param in web.xml? If
you place pages/mixins/components under this package you won't need to
contribute a LibraryMapping
Yes, my Logger is a org.slf4j.Logger.
2012/8/29 Lance Java [via Tapestry] <
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> addInstance will invoke the constructor with the most arguments on the
> given class. It will pass all arguments from the registry that match by
> type (and additional annotati
Found the problem in my code:
Select component generates onChange when zone parameter is bound. This is
different from a form submit event. so changing my onChange method to this
solved my problem:
public Object onValueChangedFromBrBilletTypeFilter(BRBilletType
brBilletTypeFilter){ < includ
I changed Steve's solution to replace the space character with Tapestry
default $0020. The following link with %20 (=space) works now:
http://localhost/b2c/productcatalog/article/detail/F/1K0061500P%20041/0
My code is:
@Match("ContextPathEncoder")
public static void adviseException
Actually looking at the way I worded my problem, this may clarify some:
When I select a value from the select component and the 'onValueChanged' is
triggered, the first value is always null. Subsequent selections will always
return the prior value from the select. So if I had select with the value
We have written another solution to overcome the limitations of the block
contributions.
You can work with the contributed components with the normal tapestry
features like parameter binding, event propagation and so on.
You can find the source and the module here:
https://github.com/porscheinfor
If you can share the project I can look into it.
On Aug 29, 2012, at 8:23 PM, Muhammad Gelbana wrote:
> I cannot disregard your post because It solved my problem :D
>
> But now you are saying that "InstructionBlocks" page is under "
> debitCardModule" folder which is under pages, but I still ca
I cannot disregard your post because It solved my problem :D
But now you are saying that "InstructionBlocks" page is under "
debitCardModule" folder which is under pages, but I still can't see how
will the main app locate the page if it doesn't know the contributing
module package.
When I first g
Please disregard my last post as it was wrong (I should take more time
reading the actual problem).
In Taha's post he refers to a page named
"debitCardModule/instructionblocks". This means that he has a page with
class "foo.bar.basepackage.pages.debitCardModule.InstructionBlocks" where
"foo.bar.ba
Check this page
http://tapestry.apache.org/component-cheat-sheet.html
And then try reading this article which should explain more about what I
think you are trying to accomplish
http://blog.tapestry5.de/index.php/2010/08/23/context-values-vs-request-parameters/
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 7:17 AM,
I'm assuming that in Taha's example, each department was a separate component
library. Component libraries contribute a LibraryMapping to the
ComponentClassResolver specifying the prefix to use. See here for the docs
on component libraries http://tapestry.apache.org/component-libraries.html
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Hi Muhammad
You should be able to access any page as long as tapestry finds it. (You can
check that using the startup logs).
Also are you adding manifest entry for 'Tapestry-Module-Classes' in your module
jars
http://tapestry.apache.org/autoloading-modules.html
regards
Taha
On Aug 29, 2012,
I'm going with Taha's approach but I'm having some difficulties and
questions. In Taha's article he referred to his contributed page this way "
debitCardModule/instructionblocks" where "debitCardModule" is the page's
module name in camel case (first letter is lowered) and then the page name,
all in
If T5 could throw more specific exceptions, as oppose the generic ones
that it does, then it'd be a simple exception handling matter for the
user to decide what to do. (As mentioned above.)
I rose a JIRA about this last year:
Throw bespoke exceptions so they may be more easily identified by Error
It sounds like you are fixing something that really should be handled by
tapestry. I agree that a 404 is much better than a 500 in these cases and I
think it should be the default behavior.
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A topic that crops up time and time again is that of the elusive HTTP
404 in T5 apps.
When running a public website, for SEO reasons, it is desirable for
in-exact urls to return a HTTP 404 rather than returning a 'best fit'
page.For the same reasons, it is undesirable for malformed urls to
return
Pages / components don't need a template. If your page always returns a
StreamResponse from onActivate() then it should not have a template.
I'm not sure why you're seeing this strange behaviour though? I would have
assumed that tapestry would ignore the TML.
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addInstance will invoke the constructor with the most arguments on the given
class. It will pass all arguments from the registry that match by type (and
additional annotations if provided).
Is your logger of type org.slf4j.Logger?
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No.
The default implementation will add all the datas on the client side. You
are right.
But you can also use the ajax mode, and when the user will change the
displayed page, send an ajax request, and update the datatable with the
next set of datas.
Manu
2012/8/29 antalk
> It's really nice, but
It's really nice, but the biggest drawback (afaik) is that you just cannot
use large datasets (talking 10.000+ rows)
All the data has to be on the client side for the datatable to work. Which
will probably (haven't test it) kill or slow down the clients browser to a
unusable state.
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