Hi guys,
Bypassing Tapestry sounds uncool...
Why not create a page with as many onActivate methods as you need for
your parameters
and then use Jackson JSON or a similar Java-to-JSON parser and return
it as StreamResponse of your onActivate?
There is a Jumpstart example for Webservices, but it c
On Fri, 16 Mar 2012 08:05:17 -0300, Lance Java
wrote:
Incorrect!!!
You need to tell tapestry to ignore the URL so that it lets the servlet
container handle the URL instead of tapestry.
Have you configured some sort of spring servlet or spring filter in
web.xml? If you want spring to handle
FYI I think you will need something like the following in your web.xml. I
am surprised that the jsonrpc4j docs don't mention this
org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoaderListener
contextConfigLocation
/WEB-INF/my-application-contex
Incorrect!!!
You need to tell tapestry to ignore the URL so that it lets the servlet
container handle the URL instead of tapestry.
Have you configured some sort of spring servlet or spring filter in
web.xml? If you want spring to handle URL's then you will need to do this.
This is now NOT a tape
Thanks for your advice,
It seems to be a chicken/egg problem:
if I dont ignore the url: tapestry sends the Index-page, obviously not
recognizing that /json/UserService.json is addressed to the Sring-Service.
If I ignore /json/.* I get the 404, becouse tapestry does not feel
responsible and there
> I added "/UserService.json" to the ignorList, but just got 404 as a
response
You definitely have something wrong with your jsonrpc4j config. Get this
working first before thinking about integrating jsonrpc4j with the tapestry
filter.
FYI, instead of having a ignore filter for "/UserService.json
Thanks again for your replies,
I added "/UserService.json" to the ignorList, but just got 404 as a
response,
so I thought either my spring service is configured wrong (or not running at
all),
or I need to teach tapestry to work with jsonrpc4j, (on top instead of
beside).
Either way is ok, if it w
On Thu, 15 Mar 2012 13:24:40 -0300, Lance Java
wrote:
Take a look at the link I sent you in regard to using CXF with Tapestry.
To use jsonrpc4j with Tapestry you will need to tell tapestry to ignore
certain paths using contributeIgnorePathsFilter() in your AppModule
This is correct, unless
Take a look at the link I sent you in regard to using CXF with Tapestry.
To use jsonrpc4j with Tapestry you will need to tell tapestry to ignore
certain paths using contributeIgnorePathsFilter() in your AppModule
By default, the tapestry filter processes every URL.
On Thursday, 15 March 2012,
Thank you very much for your very quick response!
Both resources are interessting and resteasy has good chances to make the
race ;) but just for couriosity:
I invested already some time to get jsonrpc4j to work with tapestry and
spring, but without luck. I did the configuration exactly as describ
On Thu, 15 Mar 2012 09:08:31 -0300, stebac wrote:
Hallo!
Hi!
I don't know any JSON-RPC integrations in Tapestry, but of course that
doesn't mean it doesn't exist. :) Tapestry itself has a very nice JSON
support, which I guess would help write these integrations. Anyway, take a
look at
o use jsonrpc4j if there is anything more suitable.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Regards
> Stefan
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