I think you should write your properties files in UTF-8, tell
tapestry to read them using UTF-8, output your html as UTF-8 and be
sure to include the appropriate meta tag in your web pages too.
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4.1/usersguide/localization.html
Then you don't need to deal w
Thanks Howard, I really appreciate taking the time to answer my beginner
question.
I have a followup question that maybe you could answer for me:
If I use the layout mechanism you've described, and I have 10 Pages (Start
-> UserHome -> Preferences -> ad naseum), will I be forced to have an HTML
Many thanks for that, that got me past that error!
Tim.
On Wednesday 18 April 2007 00:21, Ben Sommerville wrote:
> I believe that tapestry uses javassist 3.4ga.
>
> It is likely that the tapestry ClassFactoryClassPool class is
> trying to use a javaassist method that isn't in 3.2
>
> cheers
> Ben
Hi All,
Can someone give me a clue what this means? I might still be having supplier
jar trouble, if that's a pointer.
I get this exception when trying to display my first page in my first T5
application:
An unexpected application exception has occurred.
* java.lang.IllegalStateException
I had this problem when running against JDK 1.6 on the Linux platform (though
it worked on windows JDK 1.6 I think). It may be that the
backport-concurrent library is not compatible with Linux JDK 1.6.
In order to fix this, I went ahead and took out backport-concurrent on our
local Tapestry 4.1.
Hi maintainers -
The "Namespace.no-such-page" key appears to be missing from the
TapestryStrings.properties file. It's used in the Namespace class. Here's
what I put in my local copy:
Namespace.no-such-page=Page ''{0}'' not found in {1}.
Should I open a JIRA for this little guy?
Regards,
Jon
Hello together,
Today I installed T5 and it's a great
tool. Is there something like an URL
encoder implemented in Tapestry 5 and
how can the current URL be shown on a
page?
Thanks for any help,
Hans Braxmeier
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0731/50
That's weird, I use jdk6 on linux to develop Tapestry and haven't had any
issues.
Is this some kind of blackdown jre or ?
On 4/20/07, Jon McCarty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had this problem when running against JDK 1.6 on the Linux platform
(though
it worked on windows JDK 1.6 I think). It
There's definitely something "interesting" going on somewhere. We're using
the Sun JDK 1.6 I downloaded several weeks ago. I honestly didn't spend a
lot of time isolating the issue, as since we're on JDK 1.6, I could just
eliminate the backport library entirely.
I can say I was getting the exac