Hi Ken,
I really wonder what happens to your coach instance. Are you sure its a coach?
As I see java.lang.Object as class name I doubt it is still your coach or ever
was. Even if you assign a coach to an object variable it remains coach. Can you
check/debug what happens to your instance?
Jens
I still have yet to override a simple bean property for the beaneditor
cant seem to get access or cast context to the actual bean and its superclass
inherited methods ... I am actually trying to customize one of their CRUD
pages... specifically Edit
There is a photo property for person... and I
The
mb:bean notation is used across all tynamo Edit and Add tml pages for CRUD
purposes
But I am still trying to figure it out.
I guessed it can be ignored and stands for managedbean ?
Is it something that affects the mixin?
Its guesswork
Thanks Thiago...
yes Person is a superclass to Coach
the mb: binding... well the tynamo guys did that.
I had hoped one of them might comment on it... Kalle or Alejandro
it woul be nice... because I got no clue what it is either.
Its their standard Edit.tml page component for editing pojos usi
I didn't notice until after submitting that my html got mangled... oops...
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The page where I found this happening the most was the following:
...
The first "@If" was the one that was missing from the hidden inputs
(although since it was the first one in the file, there's no reason to
assume that it was the only one to go missing).
What
This seems like something that could be handled with a special lifecycle,
but I always have nagging questions.
For example, if you invoke a service and its is currently "failing", what
does it do? What do the methods return? How do you know it is failing?
To me, this is not something the containe
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 11:25 AM, Daniel Jue wrote:
> I was wondering if there are some examples out there for handling services
> that may intermittently fail or even fail to start up, which would normally
> The idea is this: You have an application that connects to one or more
> external resou
I'm starting to like DevRates as a way to see what open-source software is
really getting used.
There's room to rate and discuss all of your open source projects,
including Tapestry:
http://devrates.com/project/show/89512/Tapestry
Remember: with open source projects, you don't buy them with mone
The intent of the Grid component is to be quick scaffolding. It can figure
out a lot from your data object's class, but it isn't smart enough to
understand relationships, just simple types (numbers, Strings, booleans,
dates).
When you need more, it's time to provide your own GridModel, rather than
I figured out, that the extension of the initializer of the zone causes the
problem that the associated ZoneManager is not linked. How can I reconfigure
the zone, so that ZoneManager is present again?
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Have you tried making Department implement Comparable? Anyway, I think
you'll need to implement your own GridDataSource for that and handle the
sorting yourself.
On Mon, 10 Dec 2012 07:49:38 -0200, karans wrote:
public class Employee {
private int id;
private String employ
On Mon, 10 Dec 2012 05:57:37 -0200, antalk wrote:
The code involved can be found at:
https://github.com/antalk/Tapestry-Spring-Security/blob/master/src/main/java/nu/localhost/tapestry5/springsecurity/services/internal/SpringSecurityWorker.java
This is an update of the spring security library,
On Mon, 10 Dec 2012 04:56:47 -0200, Ken in Nashua
wrote:
Hi Folks,
Hi!
I have a taxonomy...
PERSON
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COACH
person has a method firstName
Does this mean Coach is a subclass of Person?
But in my tml file I am using the following code...
t:mixins="t
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