Hi all,
I have some utilities classes (that is not in Page nor Component so I can't @Inject
request) and I want to get remote IP from those classes, is there any way to get IP
address directly without passing the request/globalrequest object from the
Page/Component?
Thanks
Kit
Kit Yeung wrote:
Hi all,
I have some utilities classes (that is not in Page nor Component so I
can't @Inject request) and I want to get remote IP from those classes,
is there any way to get IP address directly without passing the
request/globalrequest object from the Page/Component?
In fact
I'm using IDEA8 and live class reloading is working just fine for both
page/component classes and templates.
I've also configured a run configuration that executes in my case the
tomcat:run goal. The tomcat plugin then runs the application inplace looking
for the classes in the target/classes dir w
Nice and thanks for the hard work, but please provide some
**documentation** !!!
I see very little information on the Chenille Kit site - some parts,
like the Scripting page, are just blank.
I'm currently using the t5 Components library and would move to this new
version but without documentation
org.codehaus.groovy.maven.runtime
gmaven-runtime-default
1.0-rc-3
org.codehaus.groovy.maven
gmaven-plugin
1.0-rc-3
Hi again.
Should have read the documentation properly: the clientid is available only
after the component has rendered itself.
Sorry for bothering, I'll close the JIRA now.
- Ville
Ville Virtanen wrote:
>
> Hello all.
>
> I have opened JIRA with instructions to replicate. See
>
> https:/
Greetings!
I want to access the list of currently logged in users in my application and
display it (along with user name, log in time, etc).
The user at log in time initialize an ASO and stores all the required data
in it.
There is a way to access all those ASOs for all the users that exists at a
Ovidiu Hurducas schrieb:
Greetings!
I want to access the list of currently logged in users in my application and
display it (along with user name, log in time, etc).
The user at log in time initialize an ASO and stores all the required data
in it.
There is a way to access all those ASOs for all
Thanks!
I was thinking on a list too. Because the application runs in a clustered
environment this list must be sync-ed on all nodes. I think I will try to
use this with a caching technique like JBoss cache.
I was lazy and I thought there is a ready made tapestrish solution for this
:)
On Thu, J
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 11:26 AM, Newham, Cameron wrote:
> Nice and thanks for the hard work, but please provide some
> **documentation** !!!
You and all others who have pointed out this are just plain right!
The main goal for the next version is just that... documentation.
Have a nice day
--
M
Hi,
in tapestry 4 you could use ognl to check a page property in a
expression like disabled="ognl:!nextAvailable" or ognl:(nextAvailable ==
false)", I'm wondering is we can do something similar in T5 without
using ognl, just using the prop: binding prefix alone, for example
public final b
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 7:40 PM, Roberto Iannone wrote:
> The .../corelib/components/Errors_it.properties is encoded in ISO-8859-1 and
> it's a problem because (if I don't misunderstand) tapestry reads the
> properties using UTF-8.
You're right. The localization properties file was submitted long
Hi,
this is definetly not possible with T 5.0.x.
I think Howard already checked in some changes in T 5.1 that make it
possible.
As a workaround you could use ognl as in T4. See
http://www.chenillekit.org/chenillekit-tapestry/ognlbinding.html
Andy
Brian Long schrieb:
Hi,
in tapestr
Ah, and you could also do it like this:
public boolean isNextPageLinkDisabled{
return ! sth;
}
Andy
Brian Long schrieb:
Hi,
in tapestry 4 you could use ognl to check a page property in a
expression like disabled="ognl:!nextAvailable" or ognl:(nextAvailable
== false)", I'm wonderin
It now makes sense to me why the _components map is empty when getComponent()
is called.
The map is never populated because no componentIds are found when
PageLoder.construct() tries to get them off the IComponentSpecification,
(PageLoader line: 358).
The loop that in which the component creatio
I've been making improvements to the property expression language for
5.1, and there will soon be a boolean not operator.
Already you can now invoke methods with parameters, and the
upper/lower bounds on range expressions are themselves expressions.
(i.e, you can now say "from .. to" where from an
Is support for accessing class static fields also planned ? That would be great.
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 5:10 PM, Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
> I've been making improvements to the property expression language for
> 5.1, and there will soon be a boolean not operator.
>
> Already you can now invoke me
I think it's important to separate the core tapestry zone infrastructure
from the Javascript zone wrappers. I have a lot of Ajax in my
application - it's a systems management console /dashboard - and pretty
early on I decided to use the Tapestry zone Javascript as template and
use my own javas
We've tracked the problem further and it appears to be a thread safety problem
in the PageLoader class.
We have pop-ups in our app that are seperate Tapestry pages and we think that
they may be clobbering each other when getting loaded.
Is this possible?
From:
I want to take a look, but got two questions...
- you said you tried several VMs, does that include 1.6 ones?
- Does https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-2708 seem related?
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 8:18 PM, Mike Wasserman
wrote:
> We've tracked the problem further and it appears to be a t
Hi,
I'm trying to obtain the URL of an image (which is in the context, but the
path is obtained from the DB) to pass it to a Flash application. This is the
line i'm using:
String imageURL = assetSource.getAsset(null, sewerGraph.getMapImagePath() ,
threadLocale.getLocale()).toClientURL();
The va
Also, add an issue at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY
in order to track this and add more info, e.t.c.
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 9:03 PM, Andreas Andreou wrote:
> I want to take a look, but got two questions...
> - you said you tried several VMs, does that include 1.6 ones?
> - Does h
Sounds like you may be on to something!
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 10:18 AM, Mike Wasserman
wrote:
> We've tracked the problem further and it appears to be a thread safety
> problem in the PageLoader class.
> We have pop-ups in our app that are seperate Tapestry pages and we think that
> they may b
The Link interface has a method, toAbsoluteURI(), that does what you want.
Unfortunately, Asset doesn't have that method.
One approach would be to override the symbol
SymbolConstants.FORCE_ABSOLUTE_URIS to "true". This turns off the
request path optimizations that are causing you trouble.
On Th
Hadn't really planned on it; the last thing I want is for some
OGNL-like messiness with fully qualified class names in the template.
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 9:16 AM, Hugo Palma wrote:
> Is support for accessing class static fields also planned ? That would be
> great.
>
> On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 5
Thanks Howard. But is it normal that the path optimization doesn't considers
the context params of a page then? Are there cases where the context params
shouldn't be considered? (I understand that is the problem with the path
optimization, doesn't it?).
Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
>
> The Link int
The relative paths are only relevant when rendering a page. At that
time, the base URL of the rendered page is known, it is the current
request path. The issue for you is that you are effectively changing
the base URL on the fly on the client side, and Tapestry isn't
prepared for that.
On Thu, J
I don't either, but i think there are ways to get this working without that
messiness.
My suggestion is for the property resolver to look for static fields. So
that the expression "prop:myComponentProperty.SOME_STATIC_FIELD" could be
resolved, even if myComponentProperty resolves to null.
This wo
t:formdata is too big on a page that I have (5MB or more).
I have a form with only 12 fields and I display a table with 14 rows, the
problem is that if the loop component that displays the tables is inside the
form, the t:formdata becomes huge. If is not inside the form, it works just
fine :D.
T
There is a Link to t5components on the tapestry home page. there you can find
a way to use ognl on t5 while t5.1 is released:
http://87.193.218.134:8080/t5components/t5c-commons/howto_ognlbinding.html
Just download the jars (do not forget the dependencies) and you can use
ognl.
I have used and
by default t:loop serializes the source list into t:formdata, so that in
can have predictable form processing. But if you can reconstitute the
source list used by the loop, and understand that the form might behave
erratic in some edge cases ( if the list changes between form render and
form h
Google is indexing the different sorted versions of my grid components. ie:
http://simobjects.net/manufacturer/view.grid.columns:sort/aircraftType?t:ac=5
This makes it look like I have a bunch of pages with identical content,
which google doesn't like. It also makes the site more brittle, becaus
Thank you, It works :). I think that I won't have any problem because I do
not have fields on the loop, just LinkSubmit components, thank you.
Fernando Padilla wrote:
>
> by default t:loop serializes the source list into t:formdata, so that in
> can have predictable form processing. But if yo
Good question.
As far as I can see, more than half of all posts to this mailing list is
about T5. Wouldn't it be better if the mailing lists were splitted into two,
to improve focus for both parts? Let's face it, T4 and T5 have very little
in common, apart from a small group of people who support
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