Hi Luke
Did you check http://tapestry.apache.org/applications.html. I don't think they
are school projects.
We use tapestry in our company where it caters around 7000 employees. The
application is so stable and manageable that the company has already started
porting other applications to tapes
Hi,
thanks a lot for help. A work with Tapestry sucks. It is a framework for
school projects or for simple situation like click on button and see page
with text "HELLO WORLD"
Have a nice day.
BR
Lukas
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http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/Grid-sorting-lowercase
You can override GridDataSource:
So you can do something like:
This is something I did to put nulls at the bottom when a user sorts the
grid. I hope it is helpful.
@Override
public void prepare(int startIndex, int endIndex, List
sortConstraints)
{
// your own initialization code
The problem is that Tapestry uses the usual Java String comparison for
sorting in Grid (generally speaking - Grid is not really localized).
String's compare uses the value of the character (and in UTF-8 encodings "b"
is greater than "G", as in ASCII).
So, if you want correct sorting you have to us
