Yes, I may have hijacked my own thread ;-).
Yes, I wanted to do parameterized/using flash persisted session variables. Use
case being: first do query/search for a term using HTML interface to a
database, then print the result rendered also in PDF format using a
button/link. But realized th
On Wed, 03 Sep 2014 17:44:20 -0300, Net Dawg
wrote:
Well, the thread is still open ;-). Hopefully the tapestry framework
developers will see the "parameterized" streaming pattern to be equally
important as HTML (and not some sort of hack/gimmick that needs, as you
put it, to "abort the
Well, the thread is still open ;-). Hopefully the tapestry framework
developers will see the "parameterized" streaming pattern to be equally
important as HTML (and not some sort of hack/gimmick that needs, as you put it,
to "abort the goodness").
On Tuesday, September 2, 2014 10:07 PM, Chr
I was wondering if you'd want to get the last word in Net Dawg ;)
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 5:26 PM, Net Dawg wrote:
> Thanks Chris. The intent of this question was to get a start toward
> streaming "pure content" - not just text, but also (and especially PDF),
> XML, imagery - whatever - anythin
Thanks Chris. The intent of this question was to get a start toward streaming
"pure content" - not just text, but also (and especially PDF), XML, imagery -
whatever - anything except HTML. My solution finally was to mimic a previously
coded button press on an HTML page. Why? Because that is
For future noobs, this is not a simpler hello world, it's making tapestry
respond with text only, no template, nothing but pure text.
I had to do this today and this thread caught my eye last month.
In the standard tapestry 5.3.7 archetype, my Contact.java looks like this.
package org.example.p
On Sat, 02 Aug 2014 18:21:39 -0300, Net Dawg
wrote:
I would like to do something simpler. No html, body tags etc, just pure
streaming content.
In this case, you shouldn't use a .tml template, because it's meant to
generate HTML or XML, and "Hello World" isn't valid HTML or XML. Return a
Believe the answer can be derived from following wiki:
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowToStreamAnExistingBinaryFile
use the contentType = "text/plain".
I already had the "Hello World" streaming working in another page (in response
to a button click/form submit as per above wiki)
Thanks, Eugen, for taking the time for below. However, that does not meet
requirement. Specifically, I am *NOT* wanting to write any HTML or tags, just
stream simple text content to the browser. In this case, just two words
exactly as "Hello World". No begin, end html tags (template would b
Hi,
if You don't like to use the template (.tml) files the entire job is to be
done in page class using the MarkupWriter,
a simple example:
public class Home{
void beginRender(MarkupWriter writer) {
writer.element("html");
writer.write("test");
writer.end();
}
}
thi
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