On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 15:12:49 -0300, wdahu wrote:
I solved this problem. It is not caused by
org.apache.tapestry5.services.ComponentSource.getPage(pageName) in my
Dispatcher only by the argument of this method.
I used the example from
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowToControlAccess a
I solved this problem. It is not caused by
org.apache.tapestry5.services.ComponentSource.getPage(pageName) in my
Dispatcher only by the argument of this method.
I used the example from
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowToControlAccess and there is
int nextslashx = path.length();
I have the same problem. I noticed that it occurs when I invoke method
org.apache.tapestry5.services.ComponentSource.getPage (pageName) in my
Dispatcher.
If someone has already solved this problem?
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Knowing that that simple example worked for everyone, I started hacking away
at my app module. Finally narrowed down what was causing the issue:
public void contributeMasterDispatcher(OrderedConfiguration
configuration, @InjectService("AuthDispatcher") Dispatcher authDispatcher) {
config
Well the thing is that its reproducible when I deploy on my staging server to
tomcat 6 from the generated war file. As well as locally with jetty 6.1.6.
I am using the maven plugin to run goal jetty:run locally.
Zack
Ulrich Stärk wrote:
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> Your exact same code is working fine using 5.1.0.5-S
Your exact same code is working fine using 5.1.0.5-SNAPSHOT on Jetty
6.1.6 run from inside Eclipse. Could you elaborate on your environment?
Also give removing and reinstalling all libs a try and make sure that
there aren't multiple versions of the same lib in your classpath.
Uli
Am 29.04.20
Hi, Zack
I just tried your example, but nothing wrong. Mine is 5.1.0.3.
DH
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Subject: Re: AjaxFormLoop Exception on 5.1.0.2 upgrade
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> Alright this is the simplest setup I could
Alright this is the simplest setup I could do. This is way simpler than even
the example thats in the nightly docs. I am getting the same error. If
someone could please help me out as to what I am missing here I would be
eternally grateful. This is the complete source, there is no other source
Upgraded to 5.1.0.3 with same result. I also removed any hibernate entities
whatsoever. I made an AjaxFormLoop of Strings and I get the same result.
Has anyone out there ever gotten this error in any context I just cant
believe I am the only one having these issues, seeing as how even the
s
I'm using 5.1.0.3
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 7:27 PM, zack1403 wrote:
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> Joost,
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> Are you using this code on >5.1.0.2?
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> Zack
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>
> Joost Schouten (mailing lists) wrote:
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>> Here is the code related to my AjaxFormLoop which works (besides a few
>> non T5 related persistance issues in my own c
in my case onAddRow will not do any persisting. I will only persist
the added row once the user saves the whole form. Also, I use my own
transaction handling which is all done in a filter outside Tapestry.
So any exception will actually roll back the transaction.
The fact that I don't use any of t
Joost,
Are you using this code on >5.1.0.2?
Zack
Joost Schouten (mailing lists) wrote:
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> Here is the code related to my AjaxFormLoop which works (besides a few
> non T5 related persistance issues in my own code ;-)
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Thanks Joost! While I'm sorting through that to find out what youre doing
that I am missing, here is a question. When my onAddRow event is throwing
an exception, shouldn't the transaction be rolled back? I would think that
is expected behavior but the transaction is being committed. When I refres
sorry, I forgot the encoder for the AjaxFormLoop:
public ValueEncoder>
getContactDetailEncoder() {
final LegalEntityService service =
serviceProvider.getService(LegalEntityService.class);
return new
ValueEncoder>() {
Here is the code related to my AjaxFormLoop which works (besides a few
non T5 related persistance issues in my own code ;-)
*** java file **
@Property
@Persist
private List> details;
@Property
p
Hmm, the jumpstart example you gave uses t:submitnotifier as well as all
examples (even nightly docs). The example you gave is running on 5.0.18.
You are sure that example works on upgrade to 5.1.0.2? Even at the simplest
form I am still getting my exception. The simplest possible form I could
The example at
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au:8080/jumpstart/examples/tables/ajaxformloop1
which I used as a guide worked well for me on 5.1.0.3.
In your examples you use the t:submitnotifier. I never really used it
but maybe you do some DOM alterations in those event methods that
Tapestr
Hey I hate to bump but this is a huge blocker for me. Is there more
information I can give to try and help troubleshoot??
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I just cant believe no one else is getting this with 5.1.0.2. Am I the only
one having this issue? BTW, its happening with my AjaxFormLoops application
wide so its not just limited to one instance.
Zack
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A single text field still triggers the exception.
Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo wrote:
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> On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 1:34 AM, zack1403 wrote:
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>> Is there something with the setup that I am doing wrong?
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> Try using a TextField directly, without using BeanEditor and tell us
> what happens.
>
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 1:34 AM, zack1403 wrote:
> Is there something with the setup that I am doing wrong?
Try using a TextField directly, without using BeanEditor and tell us
what happens.
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Seems like this would be a pretty common exception since the most basic form
of the component does not work. I mean this is way more basic than even the
tutorial.
Is there something with the setup that I am doing wrong?
Zack
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I trimmed my source down to the simplest form trying to isolate the issue. I
pasted in the simplest form I could get to. My original contains a number
of elements including a bean edit form:
Remove
It yields the same exception. There were many more elements in there when
th
Add a Comparison
Remove
Shouldn't there be a TextField or something in there?
The rather odd error is that Tapestry has to "hunt around" to find a
conforming location to add a hidden field; typically inside a or
before an tag. Your
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