We are currently using Tapestry 4.0.X, however, moving to 4.1 might be a
better option than using a custom LinkRenderer or writing an
EnhancementWorker.
Thanks.
Carlos
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From: Jesse Kuhnert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 1:51 PM
To: Tapestry users
Unfortunately in cases where rendering the link is inappropriate, we
don't even want to render the portion of the template the link
surrounds. It is my understanding that when the ILinkComponent is
disabled the default renderer will output the template.
Carlos
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From: H
Java 5
Tapestry 4.0.x
I would like to make runtime checks to determine if a link will render.
To avoid configuration tedium we do not want to use custom link
renderers.
The desired solution would behave like around advice, it would:
- intercept the render() call (or some other method with HTML
Tapestry 4 - Java 1.5 - Tomcat 5.5.9
Our app is using the page, direct and service ServiceEncoders for pretty
urls.
I am using the FormLinkRenderer to bypass the ~2kb url limit in IE.
I am running into an NPE on line 154 of the FormLinkRenderer.
This occurs because the link returns a null array
I just noticed that the code coverage reports show that the contrib
library has almost no unit tests in both the 4.1 and 4.0 branches.
4.1
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4.1/tapestry-contrib/cobertura/index.
html
4.0
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4/tapestry-contrib/clover/index.html
Am
Using Tapestry 4.0.2
I can't seem to get the TableFormPages to render the emit the
pagesClass. Unlike TablePages, TableFormPages does not wrap its output
with a span that includes the inherited pagesClass.
JIRA includes a bug that is marked as fixed for 4.0.1 --
http://issues.apache.org/jira/bro
For an oddball reason I am hunting for the PropertySelection unit test
and I can't seem to find it in the source bundles or in svn.
Can someone point to the right file/path/url ?
Thanks!
Carlos
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--> Does anyone know where I can find a simple example using the table
component with partial results from a database (i.e.
getCurrentPageRows,getRowCount, etc.)?
Jason,
Sorry I just re-read your post . . . The key part I missed was the
"example" ;)
This is a scrubbed impl of a tableModel we us
--> Does anyone know where I can find a simple example using the table
component with partial results from a database (i.e. getCurrentPageRows,
getRowCount, etc.)?
The contrib:table source parameter can accept an impl of
IBasicTableModel.
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4.1/tapestry-contrib
If you don't need the fine-grained control that 'window.open' offers,
you could just use the target attribute in your links.
Carlos
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From: talk.small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 9:23 AM
To: users@tapestry.apache.org
Subject: Popup a Tapest
A page, lets call is PageX, uses a bean with request scope.
The beans configuration requires something more complex that what is
allowed by the lightweight initialization -- so using the annotation is
out. I use the element in the page specification with a series
of elements.
Now I need to acc
I posted a similar question a few weeks ago -- I decided to post again,
because I find myself creating another StateObjectFactory.
>From time to time I need to generate an ASO that contains some
preconfigured state. It is my understanding that in order to do this I
need to use the element in my
Can you use the contrib:table without the use of an httpsession?
I am currently mucking around with persisting page/sort state in the
client using the table's persist property. However, contrib:TablePages
still uses direct links for page navigation. It is my understanding
that by default the dir
I am not sure if this is considered kosher . . .
The ITablePagingState and ITableSortingState will be up to date prior to
rendering - they encapsulate all of the data passed into the
getCurrentPageRows() method. I could provide these object directly to
my custom IBasicTableModel - it will invoke
I am using a variant of the contrib:table (it has pagination links above
and below the table) to render DB search results.
The search service is a proxy to a remote web service and uses Hibernate
to prepare, execute and process the SQL query. In its current form the
service supports pagination
I concur, the two StateObjectFactories and the tests that I wrote were
very light classes.
They essentially just copy/inject their immutable state to the new
instance they are generating -- functionality that mimics, in a very
inflexible and watered down way, the DI facilities provided by Hivemind
>> Are you referring to the simplicity of implementing the
StateObjectFactory or bypassing
>>it?
>
>Implementing.
I concur, the two StateObjectFactories and the tests that I wrote were
very light classes.
They essentially just copy/inject their immutable state to the new
instance they are genera
--> how simple / easy it is to replace StateObjectFactory itself
Are you referring to the simplicity of implementing the
StateObjectFactory or bypassing it?
Carlos
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For additional c
I was wondering why the tapestry.state.StateObjectContribution does not
support the use of the more feature rich factory services available in
hivemind via the element?
Is this to avoid muddling the ASO scope with the service model
associated to a service point.
Carlos
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Stepahnos,
>>We do have to take you to the woodshed :)
I really must be missing something. Maybe we could step out of the
woodshed and you could explain this a little more.
>>Protected methods are available to all subclasses regardless of
package.
>>You are confusing them with "package private
--> renderInformalParameters is the "correct" way to do this.
Jesse,
You may have to take me out to the "java language spec" woodshed. But:
- AbstractComponent.renderInformalParameters() is protected, and
- AbstractComponent is in the org.apache.tapestry package.
It is my un
--> Hence the lack of extensibility, at least in the direction you want
to go.
So far, I think using the MultiplePropertySelection with a custom
renderer has been relatively straight forward. I just wanted to see
what other avenues others have explored.
--> Come to think of it, wouldn't it be
Daniel,
Why does the POJO used by beanform need to be persisted?
As per component reference:
The Java bean to be displayed by the component; any old POJO. The bean
specified must be marked persistent in the page specification.
Carlos
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From: D&J Gredler [mailto:[EMAIL
PAGE SET UP
I have a form with an input field and two select fields.
The input field has an email validation. This is defaulted to the users
email (user object is placed in session by successful login).
The first select field has an onchange JS handler that forces the form
to refresh.
The secon
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