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become more complex and what you end up with is a Finite State Machine (FSM). And the FSM defines the relationships between the pages. hth, Mark -----Original Message- From: Andreas Bulling on behalf of Andreas Bulling Sent: Sat 6/3/2006 8:44 AM To: Tapestry users Subject: Re: Border que

Re: Border question

Hi Mark, first, a short notice: No offence, but could you please insert linebreaks in your answers as its quite time-consuming to break them manually (for example when using mutt) to be able to answer directly to your statements - thanks ;) | The question is are you trying | to define a generic

Re: Border question

----- From: Andreas Bulling on behalf of Andreas Bulling Sent: Fri 6/2/2006 2:25 AM To: Tapestry users Subject: Re: Border question Hi Mark, thanks for your explanations which made it a little bit clearer for me ;) But just another short question: How would you implement a multi-level pag

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ks and how the L&F works. Then I would generalize it from there. hth, regards, Mark -Original Message- From: Andreas Bulling on behalf of Andreas Bulling Sent: Fri 6/2/2006 2:25 AM To: Tapestry users Subject: Re: Border question Hi Mark, thanks for your explanations which made it a l

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Hi Mark, thanks for your explanations which made it a little bit clearer for me ;) But just another short question: How would you implement a multi-level page menue? Especially would you use a external file to describe the page hierarchy/structure? Thanks! Andreas -

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Hi Carl, You should use some sort of JavaScript based menu generation solution. They are plenty of them, most of them allow you to configure menu generation based on some sort of configuration file, or you can even handle the JS been written on the fly by your web engine. Personally I use: FREES

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Sorry, forgot about the list filtering attachments: http://www.markjstang.com/tapestry/ regards, Mark -Original Message- From: Mark Stang Sent: Thu 6/1/2006 3:57 PM To: Tapestry users Subject: RE: Border question Andreas, Here is an excerpt from Frame.html

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at redraw themselves every time we change screens. Cheers, Mark -Original Message- From: Andreas Bulling on behalf of Andreas Bulling Sent: Thu 6/1/2006 3:08 PM To: Tapestry users Subject: Re: Border question Hi Mark, sounds as a solution even if I don't understand what you were try

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Hi Mark, sounds as a solution even if I don't understand what you were trying to explain... Some sample code would help a lot, is there something you can show us/commit to one of the widely known Tapestry repositories? Cheers, Andreas On 01. Jun 2006 - 14:51:00, Mark Stang wrote: | There is a

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is an age-old Tapestry question about whether you create components or pages? What is your level of re-use? We chose re-use at the level of components. regards, Mark -Original Message- From: Andreas Bulling on behalf of Andreas Bulling Sent: Thu 6/1/2006 2:29 PM To: Tapestry users S

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On 01. Jun 2006 - 14:06:48, Mark Stang wrote: | The other option is to create your own menuing component. Start with manually coding a couple of HTML pages to get the L&F. Then abstract it backwards into a component that creates the HTML on-the-fly. Then just add that component/components to e

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and change out the interior. hth, Mark -Original Message- From: Peter Svensson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thu 6/1/2006 1:53 PM To: Tapestry users; Carl Pelletier Subject: Re: Border question I have read your post and immediately wondered a couple of things, which might mak

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I have read your post and immediately wondered a couple of things, which might make it easier to help you; How are the menus generated by the server? Are you wrapping an existing JSP-site, or what kind of existing infratructure do you have? There are several Tapestry components that use fairly f