Hi,
I would like to know if there is a way to programatically add and remove an
entry from a messages catalog.
The only way I see how to do this is to write to the file
app_{locale}.properties, but I would like a cleaner way if there is one.
I want to use google translate to automatically fill e
Fast idea:
You could override the existing provider for Message-Entries and add a
function to look at google translate if the requestes label was not found.
The service would be ComponentDefaultProvider and the needed method
defaultLabel:
public String defaultLabel(ComponentResources resources
I'll definitely try that. And using a cache I could give my users the
functionality to change at runtime the label translations, which I'm
planning anyway since google translate isn't always perfect.
On 6 February 2010 12:19, Alexander Muthmann wrote:
> Fast idea:
> You could override the exist
There you go, did it for fun :)
One thing remaining: how to find out if asset exists without an exception
being thrown?
public class IncludeJavascriptLibraryWithSameNameWorker extends
AbstractIncludeAssetWorker {
private final RenderSupport renderSupport;
private final AssetSource assetSourc
Thanks Martin: it worked.
But what I could do in case I had to submit a form accepting only POST
method in the form?
Ivano Luberti ha scritto:
> I will try that: for whatever reason I was convinced that I had to
> submit a form and not simply a link.
> But checking twice the docs of the web site
Probably not many are interested because it is a T4 problem, but who knows?
Some days ago I have asked about how in T4 redirect the browser to an
external web site after submitting to a listener in a page.
Martin Strand provided me a solution using an ILink.
However that led me to another proble
For POST requests, your initial idea is the way to go:
Of course I can return to the new user a new page with a form that has
an action that points to the web site, but it would be far better to
have my page class.
So you'll render a form (no need to use the Form component for this)
http://w
Paul,
I tried the trick w/ the RequestCache; however, it blows up when I try to
cast the page instance that I pick up from the cache. When I debug it, it
does show that it's the same class (as is stated in the exception); however,
because of the class transformations (or maybe some classloader
hi,all
I want to export tapestry service as web service.
ServiceActivityScoreboard sas =
registry.getService(ServiceActivityScoreboard.class);
List activities = sas.getServiceActivity();
for(ServiceActivity activity:activities){
Class serviceInterface = activity.getServiceInterface();
WebService
FYI for those interested - I just deployed our conversations example
live to Google App Engine (GAE), available at
http://example.tapestry-conversations.tynamo.org/. Figured GAE is a
good way of powering up the sample apps and at the same time, the
module serves as demonstration of maven integratio
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