Thanks Daniel. I guess that is a useable way. I try to add a
symbolsource that reads in a file if existent and otherwise falls back
to the application source.
That should allow to "override" settings in prod.
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 11:26 PM, Daniel Jue wrote:
> I was doing this at first, hingin
Hi Sean,
although I currently use jetty (via the jetty maven plugin) for
Tapestry development, I have used tomcat in the past, and if I
remember correctly, there are two approaches.
You can use the "web tools platform" in Eclipse, which will give you a
server view and allow you to start your web
I have been using Tomcat and WTP for months, with some pain, until I
discovered Embedded Jetty:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/JETTY/Embedding+Jetty
This was excatly what I expected for development: instantaneous class
reloading, quick startup, easy launch/debugg through eclipse, ... All in one
it is as you say... had this problem some days ago.
you have to apply both validators.
g,
kris
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Re: Maxlength Client Validation Error
Sorry to bring this up againbut I wasn't abl
Hi,
definitely worth Jira issue. Many fields require (all?) maxlength validation
&& are not required.
We aren't using any client side validation as all those balloons drove our
clients crazy :)
- Ville
leechj wrote:
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> Sorry to bring this up againbut I wasn't able to find any other topics
2009/4/14 Lutz Hühnken
> Hi Sean,
>
> although I currently use jetty (via the jetty maven plugin) for
> Tapestry development, I have used tomcat in the past, and if I
> remember correctly, there are two approaches.
>
> You can use the "web tools platform" in Eclipse, which will give you a
> serve
I have now filed a JIRA issue (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-643)
- it seems that PageTester is using the application module defined in web.xml
which is causing issues for me because of some dispatchers which will not work
without external servers or the real request/response (inc.
Hi,
how "safe" is using addScript method of the RenderSupport considering
old browsers support? Tapestry renders something like: