Re: Update component loses its @EventListener

2006-11-28 Thread Ron Piterman
Thanx for pointing this out ! Ron Mark Reynolds wrote: Jesse pointed out that it should be target= instead of element= when the thing being listened to is a Tapestry component (i.e., has a jwcid). Apparently, element= is for html elements that aren't tapestry components. If the problem you are

Re: Update component loses its @EventListener

2006-11-28 Thread Mark Reynolds
Jesse pointed out that it should be target= instead of element= when the thing being listened to is a Tapestry component (i.e., has a jwcid). Apparently, element= is for html elements that aren't tapestry components. If the problem you are having is the same as mine (I think it might be) then it

Re: Update component loses its @EventListener

2006-11-28 Thread Ron Piterman
ok - I see there is a jira issue about this one... Ron Piterman wrote: Hi all - I have a simlar scenario to the above post with the same name: I call responseBuilder.updateComponent on the template-container of a component with an @EventListener. The component is being rendered but the java

Update component loses its @EventListener

2006-11-28 Thread Ron Piterman
Hi all - I have a simlar scenario to the above post with the same name: I call responseBuilder.updateComponent on the template-container of a component with an @EventListener. The component is being rendered but the javascript is not regenerated. The usecase is as follows: