Hi Christian,
You know Tapestry very well.
Do you have any points of comparison with JEE JSF, e.g. Ice Faces?
It seems to me that JSF is very similar (by borrowed design) to Tapestry.
But there must be technical points of significant difference?
I haven't dived down to find these.
I'm working fo
>
> In Tap 5.2, Form.getDefaultTracker() returns null if there is a validation
> error, and returns a non-null validation tracker when there is a validation
> error.
>
Should be ' returns null if there is no validation error ' I expect?
Adam
On 8 August 2010 15:37, Shing Hing Man wrote:
> In
close to
> your deployment setup as possible; in this case, using Tomcat. There
> shouldn't be glaring differences, but there still are.
>
> On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 5:44 PM, adasal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > All good.
> > I notice I sent this seven hours ago, so 4 ho
cting jars, probably put in then when running
something else indiscriminately, or just trying to make it work and
forgotten they were there.
Bottom line - jetty has more useful error messages and that can really
matter to someone like me!
Adam
2008/8/9 adasal <[EMAIL P
org.apache.tapestry.ioc.internal.util.TapestryException:
org.apache.tapestry.services.FormSupport [at
classpath:org/apache/tapestry/corelib/pages/ExceptionReport.tml, line 11,
column 45]
Does anyone know the way round this?
This is the basic test application - Tapestry5Test1.
I have been able to d
package. I think it
would have benefits. Display data according to inferred type and so on.
What do you think?
Adam
2008/5/7 adasal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Joachim,
> I have looked at your web site and discussed this with colleagues. It seems
> like a very interesting develop
Hi Joachim,
I have looked at your web site and discussed this with colleagues. It seems
like a very interesting development to me. The apparent ease with which MVC
can be split between different machines may be of particular interest to us
due to the scale and further scaling needs of our web site,
I have just written a report that strongly recommends adoption of tapestry
as an agile process in a large application.
It would substitute a forms builder and I recommend it against the next
version of this forms builder and Orbeon, an open source forms builder.
My reasoning is that the benefits of
Your blog doesn't seem to be about Tapestry.
I believe there are standards, but the standards have boarders which may be
redefined as the standard evolves. What is inside the boarder will be
interoperable, What is outside is left to the implementer.
It is very possible to misunderstand the standard
Is IcedTea a complete implementation? I couldn't compile a project that was
built in java 1.6 sun with idedtea and gave up on it. Interested, why do you
want to use it, well I guess it is something that has to be got right
eventually so the more users the better.
Adam
On 01/04/2008, Joe Attardi <
Don't know if this is helpful.
I have been wondering how people know if someone is trolling.
I have been reading through recent mailings using Mark Mail, which I find
very precise for filtering by search.
I have found three main things.
First of all it is not always known, but this may not be as de
There is another approach to testing where javascript is on the client, that
is to use htmlunit.
HtmlUnit is great, but it can be a big effort to get it going. I came to it
via PushToTest. PushToTest wraps up a lot of things and basically relies on
HtmlUnit 1.13 I think, along with a patch. In the
use there would be a lot of
overhead, I think.
But don't know Alfresco to that extent. Maybe it has a web services layer to
hook into. This would be overhead, but it would have been designed for this
purpose?
Adam
On 27/11/2007, Kaspar Fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> On 27
I've been wondering about this exchange. I haven't looked this up, but if
this is a problem of sharing across Servlet container contexts then are you
trying "to do what ought not to be done"? Why can't you unpack Alfresco and
add in Tapestry to the existing context?
You have access to Alfresco sour
Interesting, thanks. I may have time to look into these issue more closely
in near future. I'm interested in the transition to black box from unit
testing. Are there automated systems that could be used/developed that would
update black box tests as code iterations progress.
Here I am talking about
Hi has anyone given any thought to this:-
The possibility of creating test (black box) scripts that are generated in
some way as code is developed.
Would tapestry lend itself to this?
I haven't looked into this at all and have no idea what I am asking. But I
have a hunch that Tapestry might be able
Yes, I have worked with a system like this, though not as complete as what
you describe.
I wasn't intimately acquainted with it but what seemed to have been
implemented was a repository for the attributes that should be used when,
for instance, controlling rendering. What was interesting was that t
I thought of replying pointing out that this is the same session in the
original post since the first browser has not closed (by definition),
although it is, in fact, possible to start IE in a new session. On my
computer this is achieved by clicking on the desktop link, whereas openeing
a new windo
I think this is a question from moonfly2004.
The way to help, I think, would be to work up examples in the wiki and as
you hit features that aren't implemented, suggest implementations and
workarounds. This will flesh out the functionality of T5 and provide
starting points for committers. You may t
Without addressing the specifics of the design issue, whether or not to use
POs, our experience here of Tap 4 is that it is highly maintainable. One of
the issue affecting maintanability is where things are found. My
understanding is that the design choice is between implicit and declared
componen
Daniel,
That's great. This works on my own machine. Haven't tested at work.
I actually edited your pom to conform with the package name
org.example.myapp.
Although I thought I might need maven 2.0.6 this actually failed with a
stack trace complaining about the settings class I think. I reverted to
switch
[INFO]
[INFO] Total time: 19 seconds
[INFO] Finished at: Fri Jun 01 11:18:44 BST 2007
[INFO] Final Memory: 5M/13M
[INFO]
On 01/06/07, Nick Westgate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
adasal wrote:
>
I can use this to run 5.0.4 as per Daniel Jue but I cannot run 5.0.5.
I have cheated(?) and installed 5.0.4 tapestry-core as 5.0.5-SNAPSHOT then
if I e.g. mvn clean install -U this is the console output. It looks for the
corresponding pom which it doesn't find.
Otherwise, without the cheat, it wou
This is what amazed me about Open Source back in the days when I first
looked at early JBoss.
This is open source, so we do it for free / love of programming / etc
The fact is people from all over do 'love of programming' and contribute for
free and some manage to combine it with making money,
Seems I am wrong in my earlier post.
Emm, but there is a lot of discussion around the need for compatibility. Why
is it so desirable, it seems to posit a large ongoing project that spans
both 4 and 5. Why would such a project need to hook up to 5?
Adam
On 28/07/06, Kris Rasmussen <[EMAIL PROTECTE
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: pt.te.universal.model.User.isActive".
Isn't that a string being returned? Can you do ! with a string here?
isActive should be boolean.
Adam
On 26/07/06, Rui Pacheco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No luck.
Has anyone done this before?
On 7/26/06, Shing Hing Man <[EMAIL PROTECTE
That must be possible.
You can write HiveMind so that is expects a componant defined in a module
but can cope with the situation when it is not present, probably with some
dummies. Part of the trick would be to use quartz in a repetative process so
that the app will find a new or extended config.
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