There should be more of the exception - that would tell us what is actually
breaking.
ioko haven't tested it with Tapestry 5.2.4 - but I don't see any reason it
wouldn't work. The error you are seeing suggests it is trying to register
the EHCache JMX monitors and failing for some reason.
If you s
Jim,
Thanks for your example that looks like it will do the trick. I was only
looking at the ApplicationListener as it looked like an elegant solution.
Jonathan,
The services are indeed Spring services that I am seeing the events from, I am
assuming when the Spring services start they register
Hi Rich,
You could use Javascript to submit the form using AJAX and then in the load
section popup your dialog.
function sendXHRAndUpdate(settings){
var xhrArgs = {
form : settings.formId,
handleAs : "json",
load : function(data) {
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 7:13 PM, Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
> I've resurrected my tapx-prototype module, to patch Tapestry to
> Prototype 1.7 (and Scriptaculous 1.9.0).
>
> It's in my snapshot Maven repository:
>
> http://howardlewisship.com/snapshot-repository/
>
>
> com.howardlewisship
> tapx-
I am really pleased to announce Tapestry5-jQuery 2.1.0, which is built
against Tapestry 5.2.5.
The purpose of Tapestry5-jQuery is to remove the dependency on
Prototype and Scriptaculous by overriding the default Core
JavaScriptStack by a new stack based on jQuery.
The first snapshot version for Ta
good, will try this in a new project. I have seen lately quite a lot of 3rd
party components for t5, good news to the t5 users, thanks.
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2011/3/31 François Facon :
> I am really pleased to announce Tapestry5-jQuery 2.1.0, which is built
> against Tapestry 5.2.5.
> The purpose of Tapestry5-jQuery is to remove the dependency on
> Prototype and Scriptaculous by overriding the default Core
> JavaScriptStack by a new stack based on jQue
Jonathan,
Sample HTTPSessionListener and SessionMonitor classes below if you are
using a clustered environment you would want to adjust this to leverage a db
oriented solution youll probably find some holes in it but for my
purposes it works as required. I use it to display a grid of
Session
The Tapestry NumericValidator seems to rely on whether
Double.valueOf(String) will throw an exception, which it does for
'1k'.
How are you configuring and using your validator?
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 5:19 PM, Adam Zimowski wrote:
> It is server side. Looks like if input starts with a digit, Tap
I'd probably just set a value on the next page to be rendered after
the form that would use JavaScript support to create the popup.
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 5:13 PM, Rich M wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if there is a good strategy to create a popup window after a
> successful form submit. The con
Instead of returning null, why not return a url that has the anchor set?
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 1:04 PM, LLTYK wrote:
> So someone clicked something on my page, and whatever event handler returns
> null/is void. Is there a way to set the anchor in this case? I know there's
> a setAnchor on a Lin
My client side validation is disabled. This happens on my shopping
cart page where I have multiple forms (inside a loop) with indexed
trackers ( Map. You can find complete code
for the ShoppingCart page which exhibits this behavior in another
thread which I posted recently:
"T5: form validation wi
Right, this is for 5.2.5.
There are some minor issues with 5.2.5 and this library that I'm
working out. It may be extended to include a bit of a "monkey patch"
on tapestry.js and palette.js to fix those things ... they represent
changes in the Prototype APIs (and, I assume, places where Tapestry
Sorry, I was completely wrong. I was looking at a NumericValidator
that we wrote, not a Tapestry one.
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 9:43 AM, Adam Zimowski wrote:
> My client side validation is disabled. This happens on my shopping
> cart page where I have multiple forms (inside a loop) with indexed
> t
No problem. Howard mentioned this may be a Tapestry bug. I'm in no
immediate rush as my project isn't going live until next year, so
hopefully by then it gets fixed.
Adam
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 10:51 AM, Chris Norris
wrote:
> Sorry, I was completely wrong. I was looking at a NumericValidator
>
Jim,
Very nice. Thanks!
It's something that I've wanted to add to a few applications, but it's never
been high enough on the priority list to actually get done. You've just
dropped the barrier to adding it immensely.
Jonathan
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 7:14 AM, Jim O'Callaghan wrote:
> Jonathan
Well perhaps you can teach me a few things. I'm trying to figure out
by what mechanism tapestry would be validating this. We generally
specify our custom NumericValidator on numeric fields. Is there some
sort of automatic validation that can occur? I don't see much mention
of it on this page: http:
:) I don't think I'm in position to teach Tapestry to others, I'm
still learning myself But, using Eclipse I looked at class
hierarchy for:
org.apache.tapestry5.AbstractValidator
and see that Tapestry provides only the following out of the box:
Email, Max, MaxLength, Min, MinLength, None, Re
So wait, is this form submit an ajax submit? Why wouldn't there always be a
page refresh (and thus you can do that conditional javascript scenario you
described). There's no way the transaction can be successful otherwise
(unless you're submitting via ajax).
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Now I'm all curious. After looking through
FieldValidatorDefaultSource, FieldValidatorSource and the
ValidationContstraintGenerator implementations, I'm not sure how a
numeric field would automatically be validated as such. The Regexp
validator is only reference in TapestryModule, which allows you
> I'm wondering what lead you to believe it would be automatically
Because if I define a TextField bound to numeric property without any
validation of my own whatsoever, Tapestry will validate non-numeric
input for me.
Adam
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 1:24 PM, Chris Norris
wrote:
> Now I'm all curi
Thanks Massimo.
in 5.1.0.5, we used to override the ClientInfrastructureImpl. In 5.2,
we override CoreJavaScriptStack which internaly use the
ClientInfrastructure.
Perhaps in 5.3 or 5.4 we will be allow to dynamically change the all stack.
Same components but specific javascript stack and template
The main problem was the question of how to override the JavaScript files. It
wasn't possible to override those files in some places. Tapestry's Palette
component was one of these so there's an extra component in the jQuery
namespace.
I'm thinking about the best way to proceed with that problem.
2011/3/31 françois facon :
> Thanks Massimo.
>
> in 5.1.0.5, we used to override the ClientInfrastructureImpl. In 5.2,
> we override CoreJavaScriptStack which internaly use the
> ClientInfrastructure.
> Perhaps in 5.3 or 5.4 we will be allow to dynamically change the all stack.
> Same components bu
Hi,
Your problem is with dependencies...
Both Tapestry 5 and ioko-commons use SLF4J which can use a range of logging
systems. However some of the libraries ioko-commons depend on use
apache-commons.
You need to include the following dependency and will route apache commons
logging over slf4j log
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