I've just taken a look at the 5.2.6 code for ResourceStreamerImpl and it
looks like the input stream is being closed twice via is.close() and
InternalUtils.close(is). This looks like a bug to me
try
{
is = streamble.getStream(compress);
OutputStream os = re
Ok, thanks for this. The only problem that I can see is that I don't have the
event context at the time I am constructing the URL. I will only have the
context in my asynchronous push event.
I'll take a look at how tapestry adds the context to the URL in
ComponentResources.createEventLink(String e
Thanks for the link Giulio, I'm sure I could achieve something quite similar
using DWR and Tapestry side by side. I'm hoping for a far more integrated
approach using tapestry's templating for html and zero javascript.
Cheers,
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ramonchu - In a roundabout way, you have done exactly what you would have
done in a value encoder except that it is not re-usable in another page.
Tapestry will take the Object[] array and will coerce it to a String and
write it to the html of the page.
I'd recommend using a ValueEncoder instead.
FYI, I was able to do URL rewriting using simple string manipulation by
decorating the ComponentEventLinkEncoder
https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-sandbox/blob/master/src/main/java/com/github/uklance/mode/ModeComponentEventLinkEncoder.java
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You would probably want to do it like this:
AppModule.java
---
public DoSomethingClass buildUserDoSomethingClass() {
return new DoSomethingClassImpl();
}
public DoSomethingClass buildDateDoSomethingClass() {
return new DoSomethingClassImpl();
}
Page.java
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@Inject @Name
I can't say that I've used generic services before. I was assuming that under
the hood, Tapestry would think that there were two instances of the same
interface (due to type erasure). I have provided you with a way of dealing
with two services of the same interface. Tapestry also supports custom
ma
Can you paste the code and the entire error message (I get the feeling
there's more to the message).
This page explains using service id's or annotations to differentiate
services with the same interface
http://tapestry.apache.org/defining-tapestry-ioc-services.html
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You need to call the method "build" where is the name
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Tapestry has naming conventions in the AppModule and "build" methods must
start with the word "build" (or use equivelant annotations).
You haven't shown me your code but it looks like your method is called
"userDoSomethingClass()". If you take a look at the code I gave you, the
method is called "b
Keep in mind that you don't need to use @Inject in your services. Tapestry
will use the constructor with the most arguments and will pass values
matched by type (and annotations) from the registry.
I prefer the constructor injection to private field injection as I can test
my services without need
This is interesting because I will probably be doing the same thing soon to
integrate the DWR servlet with tapestry. I guess you will need to
instantiate the servlet and set the "init-params" on it. I was thinking of
configuring the values as http://tapestry.apache.org/symbols.html tapestry
symbol
Page.tml
Page.java
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@InjectComponent Tree tree;
@Cached // use cached because this method may be called twice in a single
request
public TreeModel getTreeModel() {
...
}
public void onExpandAll() {
TreeExpansionModel expansionModel = tree.getExpansionModel();
List roo
I just recently asked the same question on the list
http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/tapestry-push-proof-of-concept-td5697644.html
here
The steps to do it are:
1. In the intital tapestry page request, use ComponentResources to generate
a Link to a component event (most likely without the co
public void onExpandAll() {
TreeExpansionModel expansionModel = tree.getExpansionModel();
List roots = getTreeModel().getRootnodes();
for (TreeNode root : roots) {
expandAll(root);
}
}
private void expandAll(TreeNode node) {
if (node.getHasChildren()) {
expansionModel.ma
This error is being logged by Tomcat, not Tapestry
(http://www.docjar.com/html/api/org/apache/tomcat/util/http/Cookies.java.html).
Can you inspect the HTTP headers (using firebug etc) and see what the value
of the entire cookie is?
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> Thank you ! That's a way to solve my problem...
No problem, if you could share your code I would be interested to see your
solution since I'm doing something similar myself
> By the way,where are you from?
I'm australian but live in London, UK
> I am from china, and it's difficult to communicat
> Thank you for your reply...
No problem
> This is what I have in my request headers (Taken using firebug)
> Cookie BigIP_Colcms=271399690.0.
Have you given me the entire cookie value? This does not include the
"isUserLogin" value you were initially talking about.
> Is there any way to avoid
> and the other cookies are
> Cfp 1
> JEB2 4FB0E5C76E651
> i00 75474fb0eb0ee
Cookies should be of the form "key2=value1; key2=value2". How are you
writing these cookies?
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I think it might be a problem with "Ids=10025033/10025032"
Take a look http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/config/systemprops.html
here for "org.apache.tomcat.util.http.ServerCookie.FWD_SLASH_IS_SEPARATOR"
and "org.apache.catalina.STRICT_SERVLET_COMPLIANCE"
Any further questions, I think yo
Unfortunately I think howard's right in that you will need a fake request and
response. It's perfectly legal for a component to @Inject Request or @Inject
Response so you will need these.
It's probably easiest to take a very simple ajax zone update and try to fake
it from a non-web thread.
As an
Another option is call ComponentRequestHandler instead of
HttpServletRequestHandler which might be easier to pass an event context.
You will need to store a fake request and response in the RequestGlobals if
you want to use the ComponentRequestHandler but the request URL will not be
important.
htt
The tapestry request processing pipeline is quite complicated and as you get
further down, it becomes less of a "black box" and you must know more of
it's internals ("white box"). There is a great diagram at the bottom of
http://tapestry.apache.org/request-processing.html this page. One thing to
You might find
http://tapestry.apache.org/5.3/apidocs/src-html/org/apache/tapestry5/internal/services/AjaxComponentEventRequestHandler.html
this code interesting
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This sounds like the same problem that the RenderInformals mixin has (jira
here https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-1918)
I wonder how many mixins suffer from this problem.
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I'm currently integrating DWR with Tapestry and I'd like to pass all of the
"dwr.*" symbols from tapestry to DWR. Unfortunately, I can't find a public
API to list all of the symbols and I need to hard code the possible symbol
names and try/catch RuntimeException around
SymbolSource.valueForSymbol(s
No matter what you do, you will need a fake request and probably a fake
response. Tapestry converts components to RenderCommands but they still
point to their resources. For example, if you have an EventLink on in your
block, it requires a Request object for it to render.
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Have you considered using the Tree component?
Examples:
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/component/treebrowse
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/ajax/treefromdatabasewithzones
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Searching jira for "symbol AND name" didn't find an issue so I raised
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-1930
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Take a look at the tapestry-spling 5.0 compatability mode
http://tapestry.apache.org/integrating-with-spring-framework.html#IntegratingwithSpringFramework-5.0CompatibilityMode
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I see that you are trying @Inject @Service("personManager")
Can you try @InjectService("personManager")
http://tapestry.apache.org/defining-tapestry-ioc-services.html
One of Tapestry's principles is static structure and dynamic behaviour so
components can't be created at runtime. The MarkupWriter is for writing
HTML, not TML.
Can you do what you want in a tml file instead?
If not, you can do it programatically like this:
Component.tml
-
> So the question is, what if I have those validation strings
(maxLength=5,minLength=2..etc) in an independant string ? Because I intend
to have this information in a database (label, name\id, validation rules).
You could provide a DatabaseConstraintGenerator in a similar way to how
Tapestry prov
Without seeing any code it's hard to tell but there are only a couple of ways
for user A to see user B's data.
1. You have initialized a page/component variable in the field declaration
(or the constructor). This is the most likely candidate. Mutable objects
MUST NOT be initialized in the field de
FYI you can call
PerthreadManager.addThreadCleanupListener(ThreadCleanupListener listener) to
cleanup any ThreadLocals. Tapestry fires the listeners at the end of each
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You are witnessing Tapestry's type coercion in action. Tapestry will happily
convert from null to Boolean.FALSE (see here for more info
http://tapestry.apache.org/typecoercer-service.html)
If you want 3 states, (true, false and null) you will be best to have your
property of type String instead of
I'm not 100% sure but I think you might have encountered a tricky issue. The
Loop component uses the "encoder" property to integrate with the Form
component so that the list is serialized to a hidden form element and then
deserialized when the form is posted. I don't think that the same kind of
int
Think about it this way, once your page has rendered the trees, this list is
gone unless it stored it in the html or in the session (bad).
Take a look at the event link that tapestry generates to expand a tree node,
I'm betting that it does not contain enough information to determine the
loop val
This sounds like a generic problem which might have a generic solution. If
the Loop component push()ed the current element onto the environment,
EventLinks could peek() for the value when rendering an ajax link. When an
ajax even fires, tapestry could populate the current loop value in the
componen
I started developing a tapestry-push component built on top of
http://directwebremoting.org/dwr/documentation/reverse-ajax/index.html DWR's
reverse ajax but was disheartened to find that the DWR guys don't eat their
own dogfood when it comes to push.
I'm about to make a second attempt at tapestr
Tapestry does some byte code manipulation on component classes. Net result is
that the Login page instance is loaded by a different classloader than the
Login class that is referenced by your AuthenticationFilter. This means that
the two classes are not equal which causes the ClassCastException.
O
Whilst tapestry will happily work side-by-side with other servlets, you can
get tapestry to instantiate a servlet and delegate to it. Here is my recent
attempt at integrating DWR with tapestry before I abandoned the idea.
https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-push/blob/master/src/main/java/com/lazan
Please copy/paste the following:
1. Your contributeComponentClassResolver() method
2. The fully qualified classname of one of your components.
3. A TML entry where you are trying to reference one of your components
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> The library contains a page rather than a component
A page is a component ;)
Have you included a "Tapestry-Module-Classes" entry in your jar's manifest?
http://tapestry.apache.org/autoloading-modules.html
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Is there anything strange with your classpath?
eg. multiple copies of the tapestry jars or multiple copies of your Page
class / template?
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Strange, can you add the following to one of your pages/components in the
main app (that is working)
System.out.println(getClass().getClassLoader().findResources("org/test/pages/TestPage.class"));
System.out.println(getClass().getClassLoader().findResources("org/test/pages/TestPage.tml"));
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The following is not valid XML / HTML:
-->
I guess Tapestry might be having troubles parsing the page. Comments should
be surrounded by .
If you want the image to load at a later stage, there are better ways to do
this in javascript.
1. Don't render the in the initial page, and add the to the
Nabble swallowed my HTML... I'll try again but will use [ ] instead of < >
The following is not valid XML / HTML:
[!- ${videoItem.image} --]
I guess Tapestry might be having troubles parsing the page. Comments should
be surrounded by [!-- and --].
If you want the image to load at a later stage,
Gotcha ;)
Tapestry parses the TML file into a DOM object on the serverside and I'm not
100% sure what it does with XML (HTML) comments. It possibly discards them.
At any rate, I think you would be better to hide elements rather than
declaring them as comments and somehow uncommenting them at a la
> I had to change findResources to getResource as findResources isn't
publicly visible, but it dumped this :
Can you try getResources() instead of getResource()
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> Yeah - that just returns an Enumeration of URLs for each call.
Yes, with the added bonus that duplicate locations on the classpath will be
exposed
I'm baffled... I have no idea why this would work for the upload library but
not yours... What container are you using?
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This might be caused by the location of your jar file
"C:/Development/Projects/Test-Tapestry-Module"
Where is the tapestry-upload.jar located? Is it inside a WAR?
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Also, where are the tapestry jars?
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In a webapp, there is a hierarchy of classloaders with the "web" classloader
inheriting from the "application" classloader which in turn inherits from
the "bootstrap" classloader. Tapestry adds another classloader to the mix to
confuse things further. I think something is going on with your classlo
Here are a couple of libraries
https://bitbucket.org/zenios/tapestry-zbreadcrumbs/wiki/Home
https://github.com/argoyle/tapestry-breadcrumbs
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The code that does the magic is below. The HibernateSessionManager is
configured as a per thread service. The Session is configured as a
PropertyShadowBuilder which lazily calls
HibernateSessionManager.getSession() on the per thread service.
/**
* The session manager manages sessions on a per-thr
Let me answer some different questions:
Q. If I make multiple hibernate calls in a single request, how many
hibernate sessions were created?
A. 1
Q. Will a hibernate session be created for a request that does not use
hibernate?
A. No
Q. Since there is only 1 instance of Session in the tapestry r
I think that the best way to handle this would be to contribute a
PageRenderRequestFilter to the PageRenderRequestHandler since you have a
reference to the page name (and activation context) at this point.
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/apidocs/org/apache/tapestry5/services/PageRenderRequest
You could follow the same pattern as used for a hibernate session. See this
recent thread for how it's done
http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/About-per-thread-service-td5713515.html
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This is starting to sound like an issue that should be fixed in tapestry
rather than changing the way the jar is generated.
It sounds like tapestry will act differently when referencing a classpath
jar than if unzipping the jar and referencing a classpath directory. I think
tapestry should act exa
The following TML will not be transformed by tapestry (replace "[]" with
"<>")
[param name="src" value="context:test.pdf" /]
I *think* you want to do the following:
[param name="src" value="${context:test.pdf}" /]
See also:
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowToCreateADynamicPDF
http://ta
Firstly, Tapestry.Initializer.zoneRefresh requires an "id" to be present in
the json object.
Secondly, each time "zoneRefresh" is called, a PeriodicalExecuter is created
so you are likely creating more and more of these every time your zone is
refreshed until you run out of memory.
I think you ar
This conversation sounds like the "Anemic Domain Model vs. Rich Domain Model"
argument where an ADM only contains data and a RDM contains data and
services. I have always used an ADM and like Thiago, I sometimes add
functions that do not require a database connection. I have never really
understood
Not really a tapestry question but I'm in a good mood ;)
The findbugs maven plugin accepts an "excludeFilterFile" configuration
parameter. This file can contain rules that you wish to exclude from the
findbugs report.
http://mojo.codehaus.org/findbugs-maven-plugin/usage.html
http://findbugs.sourc
If you would like to avoid using internal API's (eg MarkupWriterImpl and
RenderQueueImpl) you can follow the method here:
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowToGetAnHTMLStringFromARenderCommandParameter
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Sorry, I have just given you a solution that will only work for non-ajax
requests.
For ajax requests, take a look at how the
RenderCommandComponentEventResultProcessor generates markup using a similar
method.
http://tapestry.apache.org/5.3/apidocs/src-html/org/apache/tapestry5/internal/services/R
Try this out (untested). If it works, I'll add it to the wiki page
public class AjaxRenderCommandMarkupRenderer {
private final PageRenderQueue pageRenderQueue;
private final AjaxFormUpdateController ajaxFormUpdateController;
private final AjaxPartialResponseRenderer partialRenderer;
Tapestry contributes MarkupRendererFilter's to the MarkupRenderer, one of
which pushes a DocumentLinker onto the Environment.
I haven't seen the zbreadcrumbs code but perhaps it also contributes a
MarkupRendererFilter. Perhaps you need to specify "after:DocumentLinker"
when adding to the OrderedCo
Try this:
configuration.add("ZBreadCrumbsDefaultStylesheet", injectDefaultStylesheet,
"after:InjectDefaultStylesheet", "after:DocumentLinker");
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I was wondering the same thing myself and thought you might have found a bug
when using implicit and explicit orderings in separate modules.
Here is how Tapestry initializes them:
configuration.add("DocumentLinker", documentLinker);
configuration.add("JavaScriptSupport", javaScript
Correct. So if my suggestion works, I think we've found a bug
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Yes, this could be that the two JVM's are calculating hashcodes differently
which may cause a java.util.Set to iterate in a different order.
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Im suggesting to change the zbreadcrumbs code
Eg
Clone the zbreadcrumbs github repo
Tweak the code
Compile and install into your local maven repo
Run your app against the tweaked jar
This is not a tapestry question but is a general java concurrency question
1. If you do not use synchronized (or one of the java.util.concurrent.*
classes) then multiple threads can enter the method simultaneously.
2. If your method only reads from "shared" immutable fields, you do not need
to wo
You could write a mixin which manipulates the table's DOM after the grid has
rendered. For each grid row you could create an extra row and move selected
cells into the second row.
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I don't think that is valid HTML (tr inside tr).
I find that a lightbox can be a nice way of doing crud for a grid. When you
click on a read only row, you show a bean editor in a lightbox
http://www.opensourcehunter.com/2010/06/25/40-javascript-lightbox-scriptsincluded-jquery-and-mootools/
But c
As I said before, it seems like the zbreadcrumbs MarkupRendererFilter is
running before the DocumentLinker even though it should run after.
I'd like you to test a theory that there is a bug in ordered configuration.
I originally asked you to alter the zbreadcrumbs jar but I have found a way
to tes
For better or worse, this is a new exception.
1. Is this failure only happening on the server or does this now happen on
localhost too?
2. You mentioned before that you copied the breadcrumbs code into your
project. Did you delete all the files? I think one or two might still be
hanging around
> I was testing it with 0.0.3-Snap
No, please try this code with the normal (non snapshot) zbreadcrumbs
dependency.
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You can always write a mixin to tweak the DOM generated by any component. You
could write a mixin to add disabled="true" to all the checkboxes and attach
it to the checklist.
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When manipulating the serverside DOM in a mixin etc, the only public API for
accessing a node's children is via Element.getChildren().
The getChildren() method creates a new ArrayList, adds all the children and
returns it which I think is inneficcient. I would have expected
getChildren() to retur
I'm pretty sure that hidden fields will not be validated by tapestry.
You can wrap non-hidden fields in a
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> Have you checked http://tapestryxpath.sourceforge.net
I'm aware of the library but I haven't used it. I can only assume that it
makes use of Element.getChildren() too (unless it accesses the private
"firstChild" and "nextSibling" fields which I highly doubt).
> Have you done any benchmarks to kn
This is a different error to the document linker error you were originally
complaining about. I'm guessing that if you comment out my code in your
appmodule, you will still have this new exception.
Something has changed
Hi,
I'm writing a push library on top of cometd and I'd like to be able to
append some markup to a zone (ie a chat application)
My tapestry javascript knowledge is not great and I'd like to know any
things to watch out for if doing this (including possible memory leaks in
the client).
I see that
Hi, I'm aware that there is an OrderedConfiguration and a MappedConfiguration
but I would like a MultiMapConfiguration where I can contribute to a
Multimap (guava's implementation here
http://guava-libraries.googlecode.com/svn/tags/release03/javadoc/com/google/common/collect/Multimap.html)
Has any
I have found a (slightly hacky) solution be using an OrderedConfiruration and
adding a getTopic() to my Authorizer interface.
public interface Authorizer {
public String getTopic();
public boolean authorize(Context context);
}
public void contributeAuthorizers(OrderedConfiguration config) {
I'm proud to announce the beta release of tapestry-cometd: A push
implementation for Tapestry based on CometD
Features:
* Zero Javascript required
* Fully configurable
* Use Tapestry templates to format incoming messages
* POJO messages (use strings or custom objects)
* Built on top of the rock so
> The question is: how much of this can I look at before I build something
right into 5.4? Licensing, copyright, liability, etc.
I'm happy to release it under any license you'd like (Apache / MIT). I'd be
honoured if you'd consider it as a tapestry submodule
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> Why do we need tapestry5-jquery as a dependency?
Unfortunately, CometD does not have a core implementation. It has core
javascript with abstract functions and it has dojo and jquery
implementations but no core implementation as such.
I would have loved to have not needed tapestry-jquery.
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CometD supports websockets
http://cometd.org/documentation/2.x/howtos/websocket
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The source parameter of loop must either be an array or implement Iterable.
I think you want to use one of map.keySet(), map.values() or map.entrySet()
On Saturday, 23 June 2012, William Lopes wrote:
> So, I come here to ask how I make to use the HashMap>
in
> the Grid (or Loop case not be possib
I *think* you want to render some blocks instead of the zone's body
tml
${variable}
${variable}
java
@Property
private String variable;
@Inject
Block redBlock;
@Inject
Block blueBlock;
public void onSomeEvent(String variable) {
this.variable = variable;
ajaxResponseRenderer.
I have two maven projects in eclipse using the m2e plugin.
Project A is a component library (jar) which includes a
"Tapestry-Module-Classes" entry in the manifest.
Project B is a webapp which uses Project A.
Case 1:
When I close Project A in eclipse. I am able to run the war (Project B) with
no w
I have a workaround which is to use a system property
-Dtapestry.modules=foo.bar.MyModule
I'd prefer it if tapestry could find my manifest file (located in
src/main/resources/META_INF/MANIFEST.MF)
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I thought of this approach but I'd be scared that I'd accidentally commit the
change to git (which I would never want to do).
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> if it's your own application, what's the point of avoiding @SubModule
I wasn't sure what would happen when running against a jar. Would the
submodule be loaded twice? (once for @SubModule, once for manifest)
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I didn't take the time to fully understand your code but there's a fairly
extensive tree example at jumpstart
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/ajax/treefromdatabasewithzones
You can generate event links etc by setting the "label" block parameter of a
tree
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You can pass a CronSchedule to the PeriodicExecutor which uses the same
syntax as cron on unix
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
http://tapestry.apache.org/5.3.2/apidocs/org/apache/tapestry5/ioc/services/cron/CronSchedule.html
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Tapestry published the "tapestry:dismiss-all" event when the alerts are
dismissed.
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