Re: EventContext (Solved)

2011-12-03 Thread angelochen
when you have a page: /items/itemslist this seems not working: return new PageRenderRequestParameters(ItemsList.class.getSimpleName() ... but this works: return new PageRenderRequestParameters("items/itemslist", ... -- View this message in context: http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/EventC

Re: EventContext

2011-12-03 Thread angelochen
I noticed code below, actually cause a http 302, that's actually a redirect, not the thing I was expecting. angelochen wrote > > works, thanks. a related question, I was rewriting the incoming url: > > /3/list > > it will be sent to /Mylist/3 > > it works, but the url in the browser g

Re: EventContext

2011-12-03 Thread angelochen
works, thanks. a related question, I was rewriting the incoming url: /3/list it will be sent to /Mylist/3 it works, but the url in the browser got changed to /Mylist/3 as well which I don't want, I want the url to remain as /3/list, the old URLRewrite was working as expected, her

Re: EventContext

2011-12-03 Thread Markus Feindler
Use URLEventContext: http://tapestry.apache.org/5.3/apidocs/org/apache/tapestry5/internal/URLEventContext.html The ContextValueEncoder can be injected. Hi, this works: new PageRenderRequestParameters(Sample.class.getSimpleName(), new EmptyEventContext(), false); but if I