Ki,
I think you're kind of missing it. It's sort of inverted relative to, say,
Tiles. Frankly, Tapestry's more natural :-)
You create your individual pages "UserHome.html", "Preferences.html", etc.
You also create a "border" or "layout" component that can wrap it's body. In
the way that a div t
I test it. Your html template has no problem.
But where did you put this template?
When I delete test.html, It shows the same error as yours.
The template should be put in the same package as Java file or in WEB-INF/
that match java package from tapestry app root package.
On 4/21/07, Tim Sawyer
There's an existing bug: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-1345
On 4/21/07, DigitLiao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I test it. Your html template has no problem.
But where did you put this template?
When I delete test.html, It shows the same error as yours.
The template should be put
Yes please do.
On 4/20/07, Jon McCarty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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 f
If you move your HTML templates to WEB-INF/ it will Just Work.
Tapestry locates the .page file (if it exists) first, then looks for the
HTML template in the same place. If not found there, then it looks in the
root.
There isn't a direct way to move the templates to WEB-INF/pages, but there
are s
I think it is nessesary to put all
*.page file in one folder,for example: WEB-INF/pages/. It will very
convinent to do this.
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