Hi, all
I am facing the following problem with Tapestry live class reloading and
jboss application server.
Up to last month i was using maven+jetty+tapestry with eclipse IDE to
develop and debug my web applications.
I have two tapestry projects , the first one is the Webapp with custom
styles and
Hi,
I'm trying to implement a logout page in my application that uses session
state object. Going through documentation and mailing lists I found the
only way to invalidate a session is calling the invalidate method not the
session object. Since some of the responses on mailing lists date way back
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Hi everyone, I'm getting the following error,
(AssetSourceImpl.java:188) - Packaging of classpath assets has changed in
release 5.4; Assets should no longer be on the main classpath, but should
be moved to 'META-INF/assets/' or a sub-folder. Future releases of Tapestry
may no longer support assets
I'm not sure how you have assumed that tapestry knows how understand a
"format:" binding prefix. Certainly none of the tapestry documentation
mentions it?
The simple solution is to provide a getter for the formatted date String.
If you really want a "format:" binding prefix, you can create a cust
On Wed, 14 May 2014 11:02:24 -0300, Michael Gentry
wrote:
Generally, yes, but sometimes you need access to methods not available in
Request.
He asked specifically about session invalidation, which can and should be
done in Tapestry's Session, so my answer is accurate. ;) In addition,
in
It looks like the library mapping name is causing this effect: in case the name
begins with a digit as first character like "1st" component rendering fails.
Using "first" instead fixes the problem and everything works as expected.
To me it looks like bug, but if it is expected behaviour I would
What about a component like this:
public class DateFormatter
{
@Inject private Messages _messages;
@Parameter(required = true, defaultPrefix = "prop") private Date _date;
@Parameter(required = false, defaultPrefix = "literal") private
String _format;
boolean beginRender(final
content="${format:date=-MM-DD hh:mm:ss 'UTC' Z,someDate}
On Wed, 14 May 2014 09:09:25 -0300, Chris Poulsen
wrote:
You probably do not want the ${ } as that converts its contents into a
string.
The original poster didn't describe what he meant by "not work". Guys,
please avoid sayin
