Is there any way to access Tapestry pages from other frameworks in the same
web applications? My web app is part struts, part tapestry. Sometimes I
really would like to make this kind of code in my struts action:
TapestryUtils.getPage(pageNameString,
httpServletRequest).setMyProperty(myValue);
I
Thanks for your input guys.
I appreciate your reasoning - I guess I just had a different conceptual idea of
how Tapestry works!
I had already implemented the dummy page solution, but just didn't really like
it - it seemed a little messy against the backdrop of the rest of Tapestry.
If you look thr
can you affect or access it.
hth,
Mark
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From: Richard Kirby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 9/7/2006 10:56 AM
To: Tapestry users
Subject: Re: Retrie
Hi Dan,
Conceptually, component instances do not exist outside of pages. This is
just how Tapestry works. If you want to access your component, you will
need to place it on a dummy page and access it via that page as you suspect.
Is there any particular reason why you don't want a dummy page?
Hi,
Thanks for responding!
That's true, but my component is not part of any page - just an isolated
component.
In my original post I used the example of a page (instead of a component) to
highlight how easy it is to do this if your 'component' is a page. But if your
component is an actual compon
Unless I am completely off the mark, I typically pass the IRequestCycle to my
non-tapestry components and just use it. Once you have the Request Cycle, you
can get the page you need and ask it for the component.
Name: Mark J. Stang
Title: Senior Engineer/Architect
office: +1 303.468.2900
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