Yep, using "before:RootPath" as a constraint when registering my
Dispatcher did the trick.
Thanks.
Chris Lewis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is probably correct. The handling of 'mapping' your app's default
> page is also accomplished by a dispatcher. I /think/ its name is
> 'RootDispatcher' but don't qu
Hi,
This is probably correct. The handling of 'mapping' your app's default
page is also accomplished by a dispatcher. I /think/ its name is
'RootDispatcher' but don't quote me on that - look for details in
TapestryModule. If you want your dispatcher to fire first you'll need to
place it :before th
I've registered a Dispatcher class which works just fine except when the
page name is not specified in the URL.
So, if i put http://localhost:8080/mycontext/start the Dispatcher is
called like expected, but if i access http://localhost:8080/mycontext/
although the same start page shows up the Dispa