Yes it is possible. Usually you use a Delegate component to render a Block.
Cheers
Kris
Am 01.12.2013 23:53 schrieb "Boris Horvat" :
> Is there any way to pass a block as a parameter and then to render it?
>
> I have checked a tree component and I have seen it renders it manually. Is
> there any
Weaving!! I've run into a problem with weaving before, thanks for the tip.
grid + exclude = thank you Lance
Cheers
Chris
On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 3:04 AM, Lance Java wrote:
> I'm assuming this is also a problem in beaneditor / beandisplay.
> On 28 Nov 2013 12:07, "Dimitris Zenios"
> wrote:
>
Angelo,
It's not a tapestry specific question so you will probably have better luck
elsewhere with your question.
I've got PHP and tapestry stuff reading the same DB - none of it is
"managed" by the persistence provider.
You could expose the data via webservices so your data is still managed -
i
Is there any way to pass a block as a parameter and then to render it?
I have checked a tree component and I have seen it renders it manually. Is
there any way to achieve this by simply passing few parameters around?
Cheers
--
Sincerely
*Boris Horvat*
Hi everyone,
I am confused by the SelectModelFactory and how it picks an id. I have a
code
public SelectModel getModel() {
return modelFactroy.create(listOfMyObjects, "name");
}
This class has the id filed that is used by the hibernate and the name
which I use as a label in this
Hi all,
I've been able to build a component based on divs with AjaxLoopForm. It's
working fine, however I've had recently change request to the whole thing
and I was pushed to make it work on tables. So here I am again on starting
point.
In the end I don't intend to use AjaxLoopForm (at least I do
Hi,
I am trying to use this component with org.joda.time.DateTime and I get the
following error:
Parameter 'translate' of component job/Post:bidsdeadline is bound to null.
This parameter is not allowed to be null.
If I apply this solution
http://programmerslounge.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/error-para
Hi,
got an existing T5 app running with Hibernate and 2nd level cache, now I'd
like to make some nodejs apps accessing the same database, what will be a
better approach to this? it seems that there might be some inconsistencies
in the database, any thoughts on this? Thanks,
A.C.
