Re: T5: Dashboard Application

2010-06-24 Thread Scyta1e
Thanks for the feedback - I believe I have immplemented the strategy described using the ComponentSource method (as opposed to using blocks) in the previous thread. The problem I'm seeing is that I have a component that is rendered 3 times on a page with a different panel context An example of on

Re: T5: Dashboard Application

2010-06-21 Thread Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo
On Mon, 21 Jun 2010 16:06:38 -0300, Pierce Wetter wrote: More broadly speaking has anyone managed to implement a dashboard style application (i.e.layouts/panels) and what is the correct pattern to use? I'm not a T5 expert, but I think you want to use a delegate. A very recent thread in t

Re: T5: Dashboard Application

2010-06-21 Thread Pierce Wetter
> > > More broadly speaking has anyone managed to implement a dashboard style > application (i.e.layouts/panels) and what is the correct pattern to use? I'm not a T5 expert, but I think you want to use a delegate. Pierce -

T5: Dashboard Application

2010-06-21 Thread Scyta1e
I have an existing T5 application that contains approx. 25 components. In it's current "stable" version the arrangement of these components across pages is pre-defined and everything works fine. Given Tapestry's component approach it comes as no suprise that users are now requesting a more flexibl