I know I have one potential client, The Name Withheld Corporation, that's
interested in Tapestry but needs the URLs to be case-insensitive.
Back in the Tapestry 2.x days, this wouldn't be so difficult. You started
with the application specification, which matched each possible page name to
a spe
> In AppFuse 2.0, we're requiring JDK 5 and using annotations
> where it seems appropriate. AFAIK, we can eliminate .page
> files if we use annotations instead. Is that true? If so,
Yes that's true.
> how do you define how a @TextField works (displayName,
> validation rules, etc.)? Do you
Martin,
Thanks for the link to show this is possible. I like your advice of going
with the flow though. ;-)
Matt
Martin Strand-4 wrote:
>
> Matt,
> it's *possible* to make the first character lower case in all page urls
> without changing any *.page files or classes. You could do this with
In AppFuse 2.0, we're requiring JDK 5 and using annotations where it seems
appropriate. AFAIK, we can eliminate .page files if we use annotations
instead. Is that true? If so, how do you define how a @TextField works
(displayName, validation rules, etc.)? Do you use annotations on your model
o
Matt,
it's *possible* to make the first character lower case in all page urls
without changing any *.page files or classes. You could do this with a
custom service encoder, but it's probably just easier to go with the flow
and leave them as they are. :)
See "encoder" at the bottom:
http://
You'd have to map between .page- and template-file-name and the Java
class name if you don't want to break the convention for Java class
names.
Since Tap-4 I don't have .page files anymore. So non-CamelCase page
names would simply not be an option for me - even if I found them
aesthetically more
Not even taking into account the items specific to Tapestry
templates/pages/etc, it really comes down to which usability effect
you are going for:
-) Aesthetically pleasing to the eye. This would seem to support your
all lowercase idea for url's. Not necessarily the best thing as far as
reading u
