Re: HashMap as a Grid source - once again

I think it is just awesome that you, not only replied to my question but took extra effort to implement it on your page. So I learned three things today. How to setup my grid with the HashMap, that it's not a problem to integrate tapestry with twitter bootstrap and that you are "the shit"! Thanks a

Re: HashMap as a Grid source - once again

Please tell me you're kidding... To populate my grid with the list of hashsets I need to: - implement my own grid data source - implement my own bean model but why isn't there an example on how to do this? I would imagine this being a normal day-to-day case in web development?! -- View this mes

Re: HashMap as a Grid source - once again

Fair enough. So without the custom model, you can't use a HashMap with the grid. But then a logical question is how to set up this model without an actual bean? model = beanModelSource.createDisplayModel(Set.class, null); Would this work? -- View this message in context: http://tapestry.104571

Re: HashMap as a Grid source - once again

Ok. so let's say that I don't provide a model. Will this make my grid happy? public Object getRowValue(int index) { // This will provide my grid with the values hashMap.get(index).values(); } public Class<> getRowType() { // This will act as a model and will feed table header hashMap.g

Re: HashMap as a Grid source - once again

You're right - sorry for that. It's List> -- View this message in context: http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/HashMap-as-a-Grid-source-once-again-tp5720533p5720535.html Sent from the Tapestry - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

HashMap as a Grid source - once again

Hi all, There are a lot of ways to present a hashmap in a view page but I'm interested in my own GridDateSource implementation. There has been some discussion regarding that on this forum but I could never find an example. It's easy to just pass the hashmap values back to tapestry grid but how do

Re: A blank option in a dropdown list populated from a database

as soon as I've submitted the message I've found the answer. I just used the "blankLabel" option. duh! -- View this message in context: http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/A-blank-option-in-a-dropdown-list-populated-from-a-database-tp5720293p5720300.html Sent from the Tapestry - User mailing

Re: A blank option in a dropdown list populated from a database

Great, thanks for the response. but that leads me to another question. The specification says: "The value for the blank option is always the empty string, the label may be the blank string;" I wonder if that could be set to anything else? cheers -- View this message in context: http://tapest

A blank option in a dropdown list populated from a database

Hi all, How to insert a blank option or a "select all" option into tapestry t:select control populated through tapestry selection model? The examples from a jumpstart page seem to have a blank field which is never set explicitly so I just assumed Tapestry handles it by default?! I don't get the b

RE: Tapestry & hibernate session - without tapestry-hibernate module

Mr. Wulf (shit this sounds cool!) i didn't even know this could be done! but there is a questions that comes to mind: can injected objects be built on demand (runtime) or is it only once per application session? once per thread basically. you see, there is a reason why I decided to remove tapestr

Re: Tapestry & hibernate session - without tapestry-hibernate module

One possible solution would be to create a HibernateUtils class for example to hold a session object. I could then persist that object on application state lavel like this: class HibernateUtils { ... @Persist(PersistenceConstants.SESSION) private Session session = ... ... } is this a way to go? i

Tapestry & hibernate session - without tapestry-hibernate module

Hi good people, i'm trying to get tapestry working with pure hibernate (no tapestry-hibernate module involved). With tapestry-hibernate you just inject a session into your components but how does it work without the module? Where do I initialize my session object? I don't want to do this heavy ope

Re: Again with the tapestry, hibernate and switching the database

You don't have to be sorry, I understand. Can you please point me in the right direction on where to start reading about this stuff? How do I disable hibernate-tapestry module? How do I set up hibernate and tapestry to run independently from one another? -- View this message in context: http://

Re: Again with the tapestry, hibernate and switching the database

Thanks for the reply Taha! It is indeed very useful. I still find it hard to believe that you can't load/rebuild the entire different hibernate session with Tapestry. No matter the time it takes. As I said, I only need those databases to work one at the time. Somehow I imagined it like this: - cr

Re: Again with the tapestry, hibernate and switching the database

Can you please elaborate? I don't think I understand... -- View this message in context: http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/Again-with-the-tapestry-hibernate-and-switching-the-database-tp5716477p5716482.html Sent from the Tapestry - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. -

Again with the tapestry, hibernate and switching the database

Hi, here's the problem that I'm facing. I have a project with several databases (separate databases but the schemas are the same!). I want to decide which database to use when the user authenticates. That user could use *only one database at the time* but he could switch between them if he wants.

Bean editor model for XYZ does not contain a property named ZYX.

Hi all, Although this is not a strange message, the circumstances under which it happened are strange to me. Tapestry reports an error when I try to include a non-java-type-object into the grid. All standard java types are shown correctly but a custom java type results with the error. This is a