I highly doubt ant JPA is the source of your problem. Of course as Thiago says
you can use it in such a way that could cause the problem. I would start
looking at your own code and how you use JPA.
On Dec 19, 2012, at 5:17 AM, "John" wrote:
> Hi,
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> I've converted a legacy JSP webapp over t
On Wed, 19 Dec 2012 14:33:55 -0200, nquirynen
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Maybe you can make an implementation of AssetSource
Better yet, an AssetFactory. Take a look in the Tapestry sources of
ClasspathAssetFactory and ContextAssetFactory.
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Maybe you can make an implementation of AssetSource
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Tapestry has a great mechanism to switch assets based on the user's
language. Now I would like to have something like that based not on
language but the user's tenant (the system is multi-tenanted).
So - what is the preferred approach to switch assets
I spend the that two months of the year making art and not programing.
I'll be porting the Bootstrap module to 5.4 in a week or two. Hopefully it
will be easy.
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I forgot to mention that in the component I add the javascript file
containing the initializer method "drawCharts" like this:
@Import(library = "context:/JQuery/charts.js")
If I put this on the page containing this component instead on the component
it does work from the first submit. (Probably b
On Wed, 19 Dec 2012 11:25:31 -0200, Matías Blasi
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Hi all!
I'm trying the almost-alpha 5.4.
Olá! :)
I'd suggest you to wait a little more, specially if you're not familiar
with Tapestry yet. As you said, it's an almost alpha, so not everything is
already working, things can change
I have not tried it on 5.4 but I will in a week or two. The only problem I
see is it's dependent on the html output of the base components. If that
does not change then I suspect it will work without much difficulty.
As far as the Javascript part goes Bootstrap uses jquery and my module
brings in
Shouldn't the context be selectedQuote.pickupQuoteID not
${selectedQuote.pickupQuoteID}
regards
Taha
On Dec 19, 2012, at 6:54 PM, mateen wrote:
> In my app i have the following code
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> t:rowsPerPage="5"
>t:inPlace="true" t:pagerPosition="top" add="action">
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On Wed, 19 Dec 2012 11:24:59 -0200, mateen wrote:
In my app i have the following code
Hi!
Never, never ever use ${} when passing parameter values. It causes the
value to be coerced to String. Your event handler method receives a
QuoteID.
Hi,
I made a simple Chart component using Google charts api.
(I also use tapestry5-jquery)
I have the following in this component: (stripped down)
@SetupRender
void setup() {
javascriptSupport.importJavaScriptLibrary("https://www.google.com/jsapi";);
}
Hi all!
Is this great tapestry-bootstrap module ready for 5.4? Or is it a
full-stack replacement for 5.3 like got5-jquery is for jquery?
Regards!
Matias.
Hi all!
I'm trying the almost-alpha 5.4.
It is because we are starting a project from scratch and I put my bet on
5.4+bootstrap.
It is everithing fine up to now, but I need some quickstart, to build a new
bootstrap/jquery component with some javascript stuff that I need.
I noticed that some thin
In my app i have the following code
Process Teller
and in my java code
@Log
public Object onActionFromLink2( QuoteID transactionQuoteID )
{
}
The t:context in the A
On Wed, 19 Dec 2012 06:47:29 -0200, John wrote:
Hi,
Hi!
I've converted a legacy JSP webapp over to Tapestry5+JPA and I suspect
the JPA layer may be slowing down some query responses because of the
overhead of building collections in the JPA or DAO layers.
Believe me, when you think JPA
Here's a first attempt (not compiled or tested so handle with caution).
https://gist.github.com/4335583
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I have a a Tapestry Gird with an ActionLink as the last column. Clicking on
the link i open a JQuery Dialog. Now i have to read the information from the
Row of the Grid and show it in the PopupDialog. The Grid part is fine, but
the object does not render in the popup.
This is my Grid
Oops... after looking at the source... Implementing a Collection will solve
nothing since tapestry will read your collection directly into a List.
Looks like you might need to write some form of
PreparedStatementGridDataSource. If you come up with something useful,
please post it on the list. If n
The "source" parameter of a grid can either be a GridDataSource or a
Collection. I think it will be easiest to extend
java.util.AbstractCollection and implement the size() and iterator() methods
based on two jdbc queries (one for the size, one for the result set).
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/d
Hi,
I've converted a legacy JSP webapp over to Tapestry5+JPA and I suspect the JPA
layer may be slowing down some query responses because of the overhead of
building collections in the JPA or DAO layers.
I am wondering if it's feasible to have a mixin or alter a loop/grid component
so that it
Tapestry5 has been tied to prototype / script.aculo.us since the beginning
but this is about to change. Howard has just committed changes to the
unreleased 5.4 branch which will make it easy to swap the "foundation"
framework (jquery/prototype/etc).
If you want to use jquery today, there is 3rd pa
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