Thanks Taha.
I was using SeleniumTestCase. After investigation, I found the
Tomcat6Runner doesn't support jsp. it doesn't include the wrapper for
jsp servlet nor the mapping for *.jsp. I created a new runner based on
it and now it's working.
δΊ 2013/2/20 0:36, Taha Siddiqi ει:
Hi
You should
Thanks for the pointers Taha - interesting that those ValueEncoders have
slightly different behaviours depending
Let me get some traces with a smaller sample project to try and help my
cause.
It's my first tapestry project in nearly a year!
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Excuse me, the contribute method in the previous email was not the one used
for coercion errors.
It should have looked like this
public static void contributeValueEncoderSource(
MappedConfiguration,
ValueEncoderFactory> configuration) {
configuration.addInstance(LibraryEv
Hi Chris
You have not shared the trace so I can't help you much but there are certain
things I thought might help in general.
Contributing a ValueEncoder to a ValueEncoderSource only helps in components
which use the ComponentDefaultProvider#defaultValueEncoder e.g. Select, Palette
etc. For a
Hi Tapestry List, long time no hear...
How do you make tapestry spit out what encoder/coercions are supported. My
encoder doesn't seem to be getting registered
I am writing an app and have had to use a ValueEncoder. I don't know where
I am going wrong, I've written them before...and for the pas
By the way, there is now an article in Tapestry's documentation that
attempts to make it easier for JSF-experienced developers to learn
Tapestry:
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry-for-jsf-users.html
Tapestry really is easy for people with JSF experience to learn. In my
experience most such
Ok I checked out and built kawwa in my own environment.
Now when I run the webapp... the head image with the funny beard and curly Q
hair is located closer to the bow tie as it sits next to the tab control. I
didnt ask for that though and dont know why its showing up on the app in the
first
Thanks a lot, I forgot this move, with addRender.
And I'm using composition, not inheritance.
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Great! I would use clean uploader, without 'Tapestry5-jQuery' integration.
To the present moment all JS components are very custom, so it is overkill
to use tapestry5-jquery.
Although, I'm relying on the jQuery itself heavily.
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Well upon dismantling the tapestry5 webapp...
the corruption went away when I removed kawwa from the code and pom.xml
Manu ? Can you respond to this ?
What should be my course of action now?
I would like to employ your widget toolkit but I cant.
My environment is dumped 2 messages back but not
Hi
You should be able to use SeleniumTestCase for testing jsp. If it is not
working I would look into the jetty configuration for jsp e.g.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Jetty/Howto/Configure_JSP
For configuring JNDI in jetty, you have to use the jetty.xml under the
/WEB-INF/web directory.
http://wi
Hi,
Does the |SeleniumTestCase support to test jsp? I just created a testng
suite and when I tried to test a jsp, the test class just got the jsp
source not the generated/compiled html file. I used tomcat6 as the test
servlet container because we use tomcat in both dev/prod environment and
je
Hi
You have two options.
1. Convert your servlet into a tapestry page. HttpServletRequestFilter might be
of some help.
2. Access the registry through ServletContext using
context.getAttribute(TapestryFilter.REGISTRY_CONTEXT_NAME) and then call
Registry#getService(Session.class)
regards
Taha
On Tue, 19 Feb 2013 10:32:38 -0300, dinesh707 wrote:
I have a HttpServlet inside tapestry project.
Why?
But I think it is not recognized as a part of IoC.
You're right. Only stuff declared as services in Tapestry IoC are
recognized by IoC.
So when I do an inject it does not work. It
I have a HttpServlet inside tapestry project. But I think it is not
recognized as a part of IoC. So when I do an inject it does not work. It
ends up throwing a null pointer exception. Any suggestion about how to
inject the same hibernate session.
Thank you
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You can use the popular ZoneUpdater
http://tinybits.blogspot.in/2010/03/new-and-better-zoneupdater.html
as shown
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/ajax/onevent
regards
Taha
On Feb 19, 2013, at 3:05 PM, bhorvat wrote:
> Hm...I like the approach but I am not sure how ea
All the fields marked with @Persist(PersistenceConstants.FLASH) are cleared.
(Internally these fields are cleared as soon as the value is read from the
session)
regards
Taha
On Feb 19, 2013, at 2:49 PM, John wrote:
> Initially there will be no session, then after the first submit there will
Hm...I like the approach but I am not sure how easy that is?
I tried to override it but the component select doesnt expose anything to
the mixin.
Everything is either default, protected or private. I guess another idea
would be to extend the select component with the suggested behaviour.
However
Initially there will be no session, then after the first submit there will
be an empty session.
Geoff
So flash items are cleared from the session after a form submit? Are all
items cleared or just the ones in the form?
John
As far as i understood you can't do this with common tapestry select
component. It has no context for VALUE_CHANGED event except selected value.
But you can try to implement your own logic.
Just copy logic responsible for VALUE_CHANGED event from tapestry select
component to mixin and add context t
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