Re: @InjectPage in library -- Page 'XXX' not found in application namespace.

2007-09-18 Thread andyhot
- Add a JIRA for namespace in ExternalLink AFAICT, it is missing - i can add it soon enough. - Add another one for enhancing the InjectPage annotation to accept a boolean parameter, something like useCurrentNamespace - this too can be done pretty quickly - InjectPageLink and InjectExternallLi

Re: @InjectPage in library -- Page 'XXX' not found in application namespace.

2007-09-18 Thread carlos f
Renat Zubairov wrote: > > Your assumptions are completely correct, you can address anything you want > from the library (e.g. pages) inside the library namespace via > namespace:BlahBlah format. > Renat, thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I thought namespace handling would be a bit more seam

Re: @InjectPage in library -- Page 'XXX' not found in application namespace.

2007-09-17 Thread Renat Zubairov
Hello Carlos, Your assumptions are completely correct, you can address anything you want from the library (e.g. pages) inside the library namespace via namespace:BlahBlah format. Renat On 14/09/2007, carlos f <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > carlos f wrote: > > > > I am working under the assumpt

Re: @InjectPage in library -- Page 'XXX' not found in application namespace.

2007-09-14 Thread carlos f
carlos f wrote: > > I am working under the assumption that page/component resolution is > "scoped" inside of a library. So that unqualified references (e.g. > "ComponentName" versus "myLibrary:ComponentName") are treated as local to > the library. > BTW - I am using tap 4.1.2. It looks like

@InjectPage in library -- Page 'XXX' not found in application namespace.

2007-09-14 Thread carlos f
For a variety of reasons I am attempting to convert a large portion of a free standing tapestry web application into a library. A page in my library contains an @InjectPage annotation. This annotation use the name of a page specified in the library. I double checked the library specification fi