> maybe some kind of service catches all of your
> Exceptions maybe a Tapestry filter or dispatcher?
> obviously RuntimeExceptions make it through
we have spring-security here and Timing filter from default tapestry
app.
> we also have a large T5 application and never
> experienced your pro
do a search for try/catch blocks and analyze
them. i guess it is not a Tapestry problem.
g,
kris
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19.02.2010 12:03
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right now i have excepti
right now i have exception stacktrace in log, but none on page:
Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Bean editor model for does not
contain a property named 'route'. Available properties: carmodel, drivername,
endDate, mileage, passengersInsideVehicle, passengersTransported,
registrationnum
> configuration.add(SymbolConstants.PRODUCTION_MODE, "false");
so it is definetely not production mode.
Actually, code posting here is difficult -- the project is large.
As for now I can tell about some problems.
I had with model of string like "00:00,00:30,..." for all
the day. The bi
hi,
can you post some code.
i guess you are in tapestry production mode
g,
kris
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19.02.2010 04:42
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exceptions sometimes are omitted completely
Hello!
I'm fighting with
Hello!
I'm fighting with my app for features now. There is a problem about
valueencoders and such and i guess this problem should report as any
kind of exception - either the beautiful one done by tapestry or at
least stacktrace in log window.
But tapestry chooses neither. Just empty page
