Hi,
i'm new to T5, and I would like to have such a source path : src/myapp
instead of src/main/java/myapp.
I built my project with Maven and quickstart.
I managed to run it on Jetty, but can't find a way to do this with Tomcat.
When I deploy the war created by maven on Tomcat, it don't find my
a
ve a look at http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/tomcat.html. Perhaps
> it helps.
>
> Marcus.
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OpenQA Maven Repository
http://maven.openqa.org/
5.0.5
Marcus-11 wrote:
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> Hi Hibowl,
>
> I think you have to modify pom.xml.
> If you post your pom.xml maybe we can help.
>
> Marcus
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Hi,
I'd like to access the values of a List from my html page, but I don't know
how to do that...
Start.java :
private ArrayList listeFichiers;
(getter/setter).
Start.html :
I want to display a field from Fichier (type String). But how can I access
to it ? Is there a way to use such a ${list
a getter for your list, and both a getter and a
> setter for fichier.
>
> In your template you can now:
>
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> ${fichier.field}
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>
> Note that ${fichier.field} will result in a call to the method
> Fichier#getField.
>
> Hibowl wrote:
>> Hi,
&g
> I'm sorry I'm afraid I don't understand your situation. If you could
> explain what exactly you are trying to do, maybe I can help.
>
> chris
>
> Hibowl wrote:
>> Hi,
>> thanks for your answer. I tried with the loop, but I need to display only
>
u only
> want one of them from the List, so you won't need to Loop. If that's
> right then you need only to provide a getter for your object (this
> assumes your page knows which specific object is desired).
>
> Hibowl wrote:
>> I'm maybe not very clear, I wi
You are welcome for the help :-). T5 is great but still young and a bit
> weak in documentation, so the community has to make up for that. I've
> received much help from this list.
>
> chris
>
> Hibowl wrote:
>> Ok, in fact I want all the objects from the list, b
in the template
> or the .page file. This is not possible with T5s prop binding (eventually
> will provide this functionality -> see JIRA).
>
> so if you know beforehand what object you need to can provide a
> getter method for it
>
> g
> kris
>
>
is is what you want. If you want only one, then you
> should know which before hand and make it available to the template via
> a getter.
>
> Hibowl wrote:
>> Yes, it's quite ridiculous :) But I needed to test...
>>
>> My page should display all the objects
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