perly criticizes the current
state of the documentation. But he reaches the above conclusions, then
goes into more detail, and finally outlines some performance data.
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relevant to the discussion.
2 Services can be based on classes rather than interfaces, but then you
lose a lot of these interface-based features, such as lazy proxies.
3Or, if the method has been advised multiple times, invoking proceed()
may invoke the next piece of advice. For example, you may have added
advice to a method for logging method entry and exit, and for managing
database transactions as well as lazy evaluation.
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given to Tapestry. I'm looking forward to
helping you create even more insanely great applications!
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eamBank is written in Tapestry (it started as Tapestry 4 and was
ported to Tapestry 5).
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reporting, etc. Still, criticism of Tapestry's
documentation hits close to home (and it, alas, too fair). Accurate and
very complete, but not organized for a beginner ... something I'm
hoping to address over the next few months.
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rall
Clojure picture that gets me very excited, and I'm continuing to
struggle with how to express this to people for whom even the Lisp
syntax is alien and off-putting.
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h giant
screens and plush, stadium seating.
This is my first return to Devoxx since 2004, when it was still called
Javopolis. With luck, this time, I won't succumb to jet lag and comfy
seats and start snoring in someone's session!
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ds, before doing the
Ajax update.
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Tapestry is nice enough to bundle the Prototype and Scriptaculous
libraries it's client-side support is wired against, which is very
convienient.
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I expect to expand this further, adding a pop-up or hover window to
display Clojure source associated with the stack frame.
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at's ad-hoc and inconsistent in Tapestry's client-side
library. I think embracing a similar, more structured approach could
make it easier for Tapestry to embrace even more dynamic Ajax behavior.
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uffJustStuff and more articles for the companion magazine based on
all this.
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e ... whereas Tapestry's code base lends itself to that kind of
effort quite nicely.
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I've uploaded my presentation from ApacheCon 2009. Of coure, the fun
parts are the embedded screen casts, and you need to see me live to get
that part!Tapestry 5: Java Power, Scripting Ease
View more documents from Howard Lewis Ship.
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est suite
can execute against Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, etc. In many
cases, the same test method might be invoked multiple times, to test
against different browsers.
Anyway, this is just one of a number of very cool ideas I expect to
roll into Tapestry 5.2 in the near future.
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component's message catalog. Conclusion
Tapestry's approach is quite often about integration: integration of
component code with other resources (such as templates or message
catalogs), integration of components with other components, and
integration of components with services. Here we get to see how a
singleton service can be used by any number of components, how two
components can be connected together, and how easy it is to provide
logic both when rendering a page and on related requests from the
client.
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that it's a subscription service to gain access to
all of the Parleys.com content.
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ld!
In addition, there will be a special, free evening event at each
location. Details on that to follow. I look forward to meeting even
more of you there!
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next filter. Actually you do, but Tapestry provides a bridge: a wrapper
around the filter that uses the main interface for the service. In this
way, each filter delegates to either the next filter, or the terminator
(the service implementation after all filters) in a uniform manner.
More details about this are in the pipeline documentation.
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rting Struts developers to Tapestry 5, dealing with
large volumes of users and large numbers of complex pages, and many of
the other factors of bringing a premier web application to deployment.
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is ... I'm just the creator of the framework; I don't
know 1% of what's going on with applications developed in Tapestry. If
you are working on something cool, please drop me a line!
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s and many thanks for your awesome work,
Peter
btw: I've forgot to mention that we presented our module system with
Tapestry IOC at the Austrian Enterprise Java User Group meeting along
with another talk about Spring DM and OSGi held by Sam Brannen last
autumn.
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bjects for dynamic
bytecode generation. There's much more room to create ways to optimize
memory utilization and overall resource utilization and the coding
model is similar (closures and callbacks vs. indirect programming via
Javassist script). I'm liking it!
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d I set up a funding option like Rich's? Well, that wouldn't
help my current clients (I'm committed to getting their apps into
production), but it may change how I would look for future work.
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s, is
just one more thing to keep me in the flow and super productive.
Give it a try ... it's one more step towards making Tapestry so
compelling, you wouldn't think of using anything else!
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I'll be returning to SkillsMatter to teach my Tapestry workshop. The
course runs from April 14th to the 16th. I had a great time teaching
the course back in February: SkillsMatter has a great facility, just
perfect for a hands-on class like this one.
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t, my
talk gives you a point of reference on what Tapestry is all about, and
why you want to start using it.
Swing by, take in the talk, and come on out for a pint or two! The talk
is Tuesday, April 13th at 18:30.
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late code while you're at it. Because
Tapestry is a managed environment (it loads, transforms and
instantiates the component classes) it is a great platform for
meta-programming. Whether your concerns are security, caching,
monitoring, parallelization or something else entirely, Tapestry gives
you the facilities to you need to move Java from what it is to what you
would like it to be.
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t yet sure who the actual client is). Drop me a line and I'll hook
you up!
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e755b2fcfcca9a02f6 ; git svn rebase; git
svn dcommit and get one Git commit further each time (that's the Git
hash code for my final change in my original branch). Joy.
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evisions.
>From here on it, the two commands you need are git svn rebase (to pull
in repository changes) and git svn dcommit (to push deltas back to
Subversion). You should always rebase before a dcommit.
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Inspired by a map for Clojure, I created a map for Tapestry users:
View Apache Tapestry Users Worldwide in a larger map
Want to add yourself? The map is wide open, something I'll probably
regret later.
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Another nice introduction to Clojure is now online: Clojure: Challenge
your Java Assumptions at JavaWorld. An introductory Tapestry article is
due at JavaWorld shortly as well.
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similar behavior and found that T5 out-performed Struts pretty handily,
despite the fact that T5 doubles the number of requests (due to its
automatic redirect-after-post behavior).
Thanks for the great work Ben!
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estry is, or want a chance to ask a question about Tapestry
directly, this is a great chance to do it!
Click a link below to register for the Webinar:
- Thu, May 21, 2009 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM PDT
- Thu, May 21, 2009 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM PDT
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This week, I'll be in Ann Arbor, MI to do a bit (aka, four grueling
days) of on-site Tapestry training. If you're in Ann Arbor and would
like to get together for a drink and a chat about Tapestry, Open
Source, or anything along those lines, please drop a line!
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(it's based on how many attendees express interest). If you're
in the Portland area and want to learn a bit more about Tapestry or
Clojure, sign up and vote!
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The next generation of IDEA, Maia will include Tapestry 5 support; this
is according to Hugo Palma, who wrote the initial version of the IDEA
Tapestry plugin that has been expanded for inclusion in Maia. Cool!
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thoughts a bit and kept track of the
clock, his valid criticisms of the iPhone development environment would
hold a bit more weight and reach a wider, more receptive audience.
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than purchasing a DVD, which
is why short iterations and agile development keep everyone's
expectations (of both cost and functionality) inline and satisified.
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like that, drop a line!
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ing 5.2 in earnest.
I have a backlog of work related to Tapestry360 and then my main
emphasis is going to be Documentation, Screencasts, Articles,
Documentation and Documentation, plus some additional Documentation. It
may be a while before I start with new features for 5.2.
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rum and deliver
on (typically) 4 week cycles. Thus we set real deadlines and have a
constant check on quality (we're providing working code constantly). We
don't even try to predict what we'll be doing six months or two years
from now, we just deliver a steady, manageable stream of software.
Secondly, Formos uses Tapestry because of all the reasons that the
anonymous developer's organization rejected it, and for many, many more
reasons besides.
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00% would attend if I
was speaking on Tapestry there ... provide some feedback to Jay!
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Ajax techniques.
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of Java is
managed and isolated and the IDE doesn't feel the need to be overly
ambitious. That's the Clojure concept right there ... grow the language
to your needs, rather than building up tools. I think that's the
Tapestry ethic as well.
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lace per presentation (which would apply to the ten
masters and the 60 or 70 slides per presentation).
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n 1995) or first started programming at age 13."
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r here.
I'm working on a good, simple example here ... but anyone who has
struggled with this issue will appreciate what Dynamic accomplishes.
It's not unlike running SiteMesh at the Tapestry component level.
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t, lazy code and it
will be more concise and readable.
Anyway, tapestry-func is a work in progress, but it's very promising,
and already being used in both Tapestry 5.2, and in some of my clients'
code.
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rovides.
It turns out that the combination of component method advice with
custom events triggered on the page can do some really sophisticated
things!
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dozens of pages, reasonable number of concurrent users) ... but for
high end sites (hundreds of pages, large numbre of concurrent users)
the avoidance of pooling and page construction will make a big
difference!
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estNG, Selenium and Groovy. It will also give us more time to
explore student directed ideas, such as security and meta-programming.
The class will be taught at SkillsMatter's offices in London, from
October 5th through the 8th.
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e language is called "JavaScript"
not "Javascript") ... and I was dismayed that Git saw that as an
in-place update to a file, not a rename of the file.
Unfortunately, it's not as simple as git config core.ignorecase false
JavaScriptStack.java.
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Thank you Google Alerts, for pointing out this article on choosing a
Java web framework. It's over a year old, but I think the things that
make Tapestry special have only gotten stronger in the intervening time.
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onal FAQ topics on the Tapestry Users
mailing list.
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e interested in coding Java again. Having a syntax nearly as concise
as Groovy (but still typesafe) is intriguing. Further, they have an eye
towards efficiency as well ... in many cases, the closure is turned
into a synthetic method of the containing class rather than an entire
standalone class (the way inner classes are handled). This is good news
for JDK 7 ... and I can't wait to see it tame the class explosion in
languages like Clojure and Scala.
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:
org.apache.tapestry
tapestry-core 5.2.2
I expect some minor issues will be addressed in Tapestry 5.2.3. Expect
that in a week or so.
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ocial networks are a game and the score is the number
of connections. Thus, I get a fair number of "cold" link requests.
Here's a trick: if you want someone like me to link to you, you need to
customize the message. It better say something like "Hey Howard, we
hung out at JavaOne l
So, if you are looking for a high-productivity, high-performance web
framework that doesn't get in your way, it's a great time to take a
closer look at Tapestry!
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pt APIs are introduced. and
Tapestry and 3rd party libraries can code to the new APIs rather than
to Prototype/Scriptaculous. The goal is that, eventually, it will be
possible to switch the default substrate from Prototype/Scriptaculous
over to jQuery.
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x27;s tapestry.js library is
rewritten ... but the basic technique is applicable to any JavaScript
application where lots of seperate JavaScript files need to be combined
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#x27;ve seen before in TestNG, but nicer;
just more readable ... and the @Unroll annotation (which guides Spock
on how to report the test execution) is really handy, especially when
things go wrong. It's just a slick overall package.
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the collection supplied to the source parameter?
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> >>>>> a hearbeat.begin is called in beginRender and heartbeat.end is
> >>>>> called in afterRender but you can never read a call to def
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equestGlobals to initially be correctly initialised and stored
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> further down the track, a new RequestGlobals is added with null values.
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tForm beaneditform;
>
> which I presume is coming from the @Component. The question is: why can't it
> find the beaneditform component? It sure looks like it's there to me. Does
> it have some other name?
>
> thanks,
> Franz
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RuntimeException Namespace prefix for URI '
> http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace' is not defined.
>
> and in http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/tapestry-core/guide/dom.html
> I see *TODO: Support for doctypes, content type, processing instructions,
> and top-level commen
f using the
BeanEditForm's per-property override, and supplying your own TextField
(or whatever) with a known id.
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> By the way, is there a list of Tapestry5 annotations and what they do? I
> haven't seen one on the web site or the wiki.
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> > covering this area.
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> > On Jan 9, 2008
yoteHandler.java:190)
> org.apache.jk.common.HandlerRequest.invoke(HandlerRequest.java:283)
> org.apache.jk.common.ChannelSocket.invoke(ChannelSocket.java:767)
> org
> .apache.jk.common.ChannelSocket.processConnection(ChannelSocket.java:
> 697)
> org.apache.jk.common.ChannelSocket
> $SocketConnection.runIt(ChannelSocket.java:889)
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> I have already asked on the mailing list but got no solution yet
> that would work for me and we need to finish the project quite soon
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> I simply want to add pictures for a catalogue in a different directory to the
> web applica
;
> @Inject
> @Path("${tapestry.ext2}/resources/css/ext-all.css")
> private Asset _extAllStyle;
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> Does this make sense? are there things to look out for in the
> licenses? What's the future in this?
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rule.
This could be overcome with some effort and expense.
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> Names of *.properties files are case sensitive
Again, could be overcome with some effort and expense.
> Names of properties inside the *.properties files are not case sensitive
Yes, by intention.
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> Are there more? Does this list s
I've added https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-2037
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> ThreadLocal bug, and figure out a way to test this.
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> > at org.apache.tapestry.ioc.services.CoercionTuple$CoercionWrapper.coerce(*
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> components package. The concrete MenuItem component lives in the
> root.components.nav package.
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> Any ideas on why the ComponentResources are not available in my Menu
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d raise
an exception that says "don't do that".
> _menuItems.add(item);
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> >> Thanks for the reminder. As a note to others interested in this
> >> thread, I created a JIRA suggesting the addition of a delimiter
> >> parameter i
\ ^
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> > Has anybody an idea for the correct code??? I use tapestry 5.0.6.
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> > THX
> >
> > Thomas
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There's no need to pass in parameters you aren't going to use ... only
the method name is utilized by the IoC container.
>
> Are there some changes I should consider implementing transformation
> workers?
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> Igor Drobiazko
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> I see. Thanks. Just had a look into the ApplicationStateWorker.
> Your are replacing the read and write methods by a call to the manager.
> This way I can implement my use case.
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> On Jan 15, 2008 7:01 PM, Howard Lewis Ship <[E
apache.tapestry.corelib.base.AbstractField.access$100(AbstractField.java:33)
> > org.apache.tapestry.corelib.base.AbstractField$ProcessSubmissionAction.execute(AbstractField.java:98)
> > org.apache.tapestry.corelib.base.AbstractField$ProcessSubmissionAction.execute(AbstractField.java:92)
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I think you might have a situation where component A is rendering
first, and including library Y, then component B renders and includes
library X then Y.
Because the Y is seen first, its order is first, even though component
B wants Y to depend on X.
I'd check what else on your page is including
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