Just curious if any additional screencasts, tutorials, etc have been
published on this subject. The screencast posted in 2008 mentioned that
there would be more to follow regarding Ajax and dynamic forms ("very
dynamic form support" to be exact):
http://tapestryjava.blogspot.com/2008/11/tapestry-
Is there an easy way to set the first day of the week to be Sunday within the
popup calendar used for date fields on a global basis? I'm pretty sure I'm
missing something simple, but I can't seem to figure out anything besides
hacking into the javascript which is stuffed in the tapestry jar...
A
It can be useful, however, to have a blank heading for columns which may be
icons such as edit/delete. It doesn't hurt to have a heading for such
columns, but sometimes it is nice to be able to save some horizontal
real-estate by utilizing an icon to replace the text.
Howard Lewis Ship wrote
It appears as though tapestry-test is not packaged in the 5.0.11 release.
Does it live somewhere else now or did it get missed somehow?
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Is there a 'good' way to set the options of a Select box based on the value
selected in another Select box? A classic example would be vehicle Makes
and Models - for instance, when 'Ford' is selected in the 'make' select box,
the values of the 'model' select box would be set to
'Mustang','Explore
Judging by the commented out line in AcegiWorker:
//transformation.renameAndExtendMethod(method, newMethodName,
methodBody.toString());
I'm guessing there is an issue with renaming and extending the method. Did
that method exist at one point and suddenly go away or has method security
never been
First of all, thank you for the work everyone has done on Acegi. Is there
any idea when secured methods will be working in tapestry-Acegi? I noticed
in the http://www.localhost.nu/java/tapestry5-acegi/todo.html
tapestry-acegi Todo List that this was not working and thought I'd check to
see whe
Ok, this apparently is not the right way to do things...
ryanskow wrote:
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> @ApplictionState
> private User loggedInUser;
>
Taking the pattern from:
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowToCreateADispatcher2
I am now able to use the ApplicationStateManager directly by pas
Filip S. Adamsen-2 wrote:
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> If you implement PageRenderRequestFilter and ComponentEventRequestFilter
>
This looks very promising - I have two of the three needed elements
available (page, event name). At what point does the session attach and my
@ApplicationState get attached? Currently t
> An event handler method for event "initialize" can be used for this
purpose.
I was able to get the superclass to catch the event by declaring:
@OnEvent(with no arguments)
public void foo()
{
// this is processed before the intended onActionFromThingOne is called -
which is perfect
}
> Th
Example:
MyPage has two 'action' methods:
Object onActionFromThingOne()
Object onActionFromThingTwo()
Before these methods get called by the ComponentEventDispatcher, is it
possible for MyPage to do something such as check to see if the user has
permission to access these methods? If MyPage de
Is there a way to tell the BeanEditor to use MyTextField instead of TextField
for rendering parameters of type 'string'? I saw some T3/4 solutions
involving xml configuration, but I'm not sure what the T5 parallel is (or if
there is one).
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