If you use a persistant duration (eg Duration.UNTIL_DISMISSED) then tapestry
will send ajax requests back to the server when alerts are dismissed.
Tapestry will call AlertStorage.dismiss(long id) on the serverside.
You will need to plugin your own AlertStorage implementation to perform your
own lo
This sounds a bit like JMX, would publishing your services to JMX and editing
via the JMX console solve your problems?
If you'd still like to have the full power of a scripting language (eg bsh)
at your fingertips, you could @Inject the ObjectLocator and make it
available in the bsh context. From
Tapestry IOC configuration happens once, when the app is started. It
determines the symbols, constructs services and wires them all together.
After that, Tapestry IOC's job is done and all of the services are acting
upon the config they were provided during construction after that.
If you want to
You can set the following symbols in your AppModule:
SymbolConstants.HOSTNAME
SymbolConstants.HOSTPORT
SymbolConstants.HOSTPORT_SECURE
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Opening a new window is so web 1.0 ;)
It's much nicer to open a "lightbox" in the current window or use a jquery
dialog
Here are a couple of lightbox implementations that I've used over the years
(although not with tapestry)
http://www.jacklmoore.com/colorbox
https://github.com/defunkt/facebox
He
This wiki page explains creating a custom binding prefix to achieve zebra
stripes
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowToAddBindingPrefixCycle
eg:
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Exanpe has a gmap component which you can probably use
http://exanpe-t5-lib.appspot.com/components/googlemap/example5
If not, I'm sure peeking at the code will help
https://github.com/exanpe/exanpe-t5-lib/blob/master/src/main/java/fr/exanpe/t5/lib/components/GMap.java
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You can't use ${scopeRadius} in a js file. Javascript files are static and
can be cached in the browser. What you can do is construct a JSONObject on
the serverside (based on dynamic values) and initialize the client.
This can be done two ways:
1. Create a javascript object under the "Tapestry.Ini
I'm not sure that this implementation of CycleBinding is fit for core as it
uses a thread local so nested bindings won't work (I don't think)
I don't think that the following would work.
...
...
I'm thinking that ComponentResources.storeRenderVariable() and
compone
This sounds like a push mechanism might be better than refreshing at an
interval. I've recently released a beta for a push component based on CometD
here https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-cometd
I don't currently have a mechanism for stopping the subscription but it
could be added quite easily.
I'm not 100% sure exactly what you are trying to achieve but I think that you
should use an environmental object to communicate between the mixin and the
component.
The mixin could push() an object onto the environment in beforeRender(). The
component then peek()s for the object and sets some valu
Geoff has a ClickOnce mixin example in jumpstart
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/javascript/creatingmixins1
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I'm doing some very non standard stuff in tapestry-cometd where I need to
invoke tapestry's templating in an async thread. I do this by creating a
spoof request and response and setting RequestGlobals before invoking
ComponentRequestHandler.handleComponentEvent(ComponentEventRequestParameters).
Thi
Thanks for that Steve but it didn't work... it seems that a JavaScriptSupport
object has never been pushed onto the environment.
I get the following exception:
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Stack is empty.
at org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.util.Stack.checkIfEmpty(Stack.java:119)
This sounds familiar... I think that the solution was to use different render
phases to control the ordering of imports. Instead of putting @Import
statements at the class level, put them on render phase methods (eg
setupRender and beginRender) to control the ordering.
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To answer my own question I needed to use AjaxResponseRenderer instead of
JavaScriptSupport and it all just works.
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This is purely a hibernate question, NOT a tapestry question. Your query is
wrong... you are checking for "s.id" when it should be "u.id".
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AjaxResponseRenderer is only available for Ajax requests. JavaScriptSupport
is available for non Ajax requests.
I'm guessing either you didn't specify a zone on your eventlink / form or
you have a JavaScript error on your page (meaning tapestry can't decorate
your links with Ajax actions)
On Sund
In your example, you have not show how "Register" fits into the picture. The
code you have provided shows no link between "localhost:8080/info/update"
and Register.
Perhaps jump start's onActivate / onPassivate explanation can help
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/navigati
Does update have a pagelink to register (in a layout perhaps?)
>From jumpstart:
When is onActivate(...) called?
The short answer is: whenever Tapestry gets a page. It can be in response to
a browser request. It can be when one page's java uses another.
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I have written a sample application which takes a URL of the form
"http://host:port/context//foo/bar" and transforms it to
"http://host:port/context/foo/bar";. It also sets a "Mode" environmental to
contain the . This environmental can then be accessed in pages and
components. In your case, the mod
I think I would do it via a mixin on the textfield.
Where the ControlGroupDecorator walks up the DOM to the first div with a
class="control-group" and adds the error class if necessary (using the t:id
of the textField to see which errors to check for).
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eg:
package foo.bar.mixins;
@MixinAfter
public class ControlGroupDecorator {
@InjectContainer
private Field field;
@Environmental(false)
private ValidationTracker tracker;
private Element controlGroup;
public void afterRender(MarkupWriter writer) {
// need
> If anyone wants to grab its sources, check
https://github.com/thiagohp/tapestry-url-rewriter.
Peeking at the code, it looks like you needed to decorate
ComponentEventLinkEncoder too
Whatever happens, we need access to the core behaviour so that we can
perform some string manipulation on it. The
> Has anyone thought of a ValidationDecorator?
Nope... never heard of it... time to jump into the tapestry code / javadocs
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> For the incoming ones (requested URLs), it works by changing the Request
Yes, I saw that... I'm not sure I agree with that approach. If a downstram
process was trying to calculate URL's relative to the current path (to send
to the browser), it would get the calculation wrong.
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Consider a site with the following url rewriting
/mysite/cars/view - view all cars
/mysite/cars/bmw/view - set the Car environmental as "bmw" then invoke
/mysite/cars/view
/mysite/cars/porsche/view - set the Car environmental as "porsche" then
invoke /mysite/cars/view
/mysite/facebook/cars/view -
You could use the exclude parameter
public String getExcludes() {
// return a comma separated list of property names based on some logic or
null
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Returning a Page class tells tapestry to redirect to that page. I think that
you want to extract the page logic / tml into a component and then use the
component in two places.
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Tapestry's default behaviour is to redirect to the ExceptionReport page. If
you want to use your own custom page, you can override the
SymbolConstants.EXCEPTION_REPORT_PAGE symbol. Make sure that your custom
page implements ExceptionReporter.
If you'd like to override this behaviour all together,
This isn't really what the grid was designed to do. The grid component is
designed to show a table of data with column headings. CSS purists will
often tell you that html tables should not be used for layout purposes and
that you should use div's (or ul's) and CSS for displaying visual components
i
You can use @Inject, @Value and @Symbol in tapestry services. @Property can
only be used in pages and components, NOT services.
The following should work in a service:
@Inject @Symbol("tapestry.production-mode")
private boolean productionMode;
You could also do this:
@Inject @Value("${tapestry.
Tapestry performs a post in two phases (using redirect-after-post semantics).
1. onSuccess() is an event handler method. This is fired by the POST
request.
http://tapestry.apache.org/component-events.html
2. @SetupRender is a render phase method, this is fired by the second
request (the redirect)
Although this is possible with maven, you are going against mavens
conventions
src/main/java is for java files
src/main/resources is for resources
In my experience it's best not to fight against maven and instead follow
it's sensible conventions.
On Tuesday, 7 August 2012, Patrick Moore wrote:
You can also use @RequestParameter on parameters in render phase methods.
eg
void onActivate(@RequestParameter("foo") String foo) { ... }
Normal tapestry coercion rules apply for types
You could write your own custom binding prefix.
Eg src="${retina:/foo/bar.png}"
See here for custom binding prefix examples
wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowTos
On Monday, 13 August 2012, sommeralex wrote:
> Hello!
>
> The apple doc describe 3 ways for supporting retina images. My question,
If I were doing this myself, I would want to know the "isRetina" boolean on
the serverside. You could include a common js script on each page that
redirects /foo/bar to /retina/foo/bar for retina clients. You could then
use URL rewriting to store the boolean in an environmental.
Take a look at thi
As I've mentioned before with these issues... I don't think the Link
Transformer API is adequate.
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If the images are static and you can build them into the jar or war, I'd
avoid using StreamResponse and instead use the "asset:" or "context:"
binding prefixes.
For jpegs on the classpath
${asset:path/to/image.jpg}
For jpegs in the web context
${context:path/to/image.jpg
http://tapestry.apache
This might work:
TML:
JAVA:
@InjectComponent
private Field myField;
@Environmental
private FormSupport formSupport;
@Inject
private Message messages;
public FieldTranslator getMyTranslator() {
Translator translator = new FileSizeTranslator(...);
MessageFormatter formatter = messages.ge
If you want the image name as a parameter
Link getImage(String imageName) {
return resources.createEventLink("Image", imageName);
}
private StreamResponse onImage(String imageName) {
return new ImageResponse(imageName);
}
If you
I realise that it's a hack but unfortunately tapestry is using
MappedConfiguration so that there can only be one
translator mapped per class.
Perhaps this is another argument to consider adding a
MultiMappedConfiguration
http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/MultiMapConfiguration-td5714003.html
Use a separate page to generate the images and generate Links to the page.
For the page, onActivate(String image) returns the StreamResponse.
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Sorry, I was wrong... you can do it!!
AppModule.java
---
public void contributeTranslatorAlternatesSource(MappedConfiguration config) {
configuration.add("fileSize", new FileSizeTranslator());
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You don't need to @Inject the Environment into your pages or components.
You can use the following instead:
@Environmental(false) // false means it can be null
private Area area;
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As far as I can see, you have 3 options:
1. Fire an AJAX event when a checkbox is ticked and store the checkbox
values serverside (in the session?)
2. Use some javascript to save the checkbox values clientside (in a cookie?)
3. Include the checkbox values (as request parameters?) on the paging
(for
A page is a (specialized) component so it has all of the component rendering
events. I've never used @PageAttached in a component but I'm assuming that
tapestry is giving you access to the containing Page's lifecycle events.
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Taha has blogged about integrating valums/file-uploader with tapestry
http://tawus.wordpress.com/2011/06/25/ajax-upload-for-tapestry/
https://github.com/valums/file-uploader
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addInstance will invoke the constructor with the most arguments on the given
class. It will pass all arguments from the registry that match by type (and
additional annotations if provided).
Is your logger of type org.slf4j.Logger?
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Pages / components don't need a template. If your page always returns a
StreamResponse from onActivate() then it should not have a template.
I'm not sure why you're seeing this strange behaviour though? I would have
assumed that tapestry would ignore the TML.
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It sounds like you are fixing something that really should be handled by
tapestry. I agree that a 404 is much better than a 500 in these cases and I
think it should be the default behavior.
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I'm assuming that in Taha's example, each department was a separate component
library. Component libraries contribute a LibraryMapping to the
ComponentClassResolver specifying the prefix to use. See here for the docs
on component libraries http://tapestry.apache.org/component-libraries.html
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Please disregard my last post as it was wrong (I should take more time
reading the actual problem).
In Taha's post he refers to a page named
"debitCardModule/instructionblocks". This means that he has a page with
class "foo.bar.basepackage.pages.debitCardModule.InstructionBlocks" where
"foo.bar.ba
Are you familiar with the tapestry.app-package init-param in web.xml? If
you place pages/mixins/components under this package you won't need to
contribute a LibraryMapping
If you are writing a component library then yes, you will need a
LibraryMapping.
I've never included pages in a component library (only components) but I'm
assuming that your page names will have require a prefix (as specified in
your library mapping).
For instance, if your app package "foo.bar",
No, this is not allowed and is generally considered bad practice. You will
need to pass a class (or interface) that is not in the
components/pages/mixins/base packages.
There are two main options:
1. Copy the data into a domain object and pass the domain object
2. Have your component implement an
I think that you are seeing the expected behavior of OrderedConfiguration. By
specifying a constraint of "after:CheckForUpdates", you are not guaranteed
that your filter will occur directly after CheckForUpdates. You are only
guaranteed that it will occur at some stage after CheckForUpdates (possib
After re-reading your code, I see that you have two onActivate() methods with
different parameter counts. Perhaps you are witnessing the behaviour
mentioned here
http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/multiple-onActivate-methods-in-page-handler-td2434569.html
Whenever I need to handle a variable nu
The Form component implements FormValidationControl. If this interface
provides what you need, there is no need for a domain object.
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Short answer: Can't you just do the following?
Probes Health
Long Answer: Pagelink expects a String pageName and you are (incorrectly)
passing a Link. Tapestry sees the mismatch and coerces Link to String. The
resulting URL is then used as a page name which fails.
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@Inject
private ComponentClassResolver componentClassResolver;
public String getProbesHealthPageName() {
return
componentClassResolver.resolvePageClassNameToPageName(ProbesHealth.class.getName());
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> With
"after:CheckForUpdates,before:URLRewriter" the behavior is the same.
You can't comma separate constraints in a single string like this. Use two
strings in the varargs method.
Try using system.out.println instead (or a debug breakpoint) but I doubt
that tapestry is logging at different log
Don't use window.unload directly as prototype/jquery do special things with
this function. Use prototype's Event.observe instead (or jQuery bind if
using tapestry-jquery).
eg:
Event.observe(window, 'unload', function() {
// your unload actions
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Can you post the code that attaches the mixin to the beaneditform (either TML
or Java)
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I'm starting to agree with your original suspicions that it's something to do
with the "message:" binding. Under the hood, MessageBindingFactory creates a
LiteralBinding which can be seen in the error message. I'm guessing you are
in some byte code state where tapestry can read from the binding but
Unfortunately, nabble seems to have removed your example so I can't see it.
I'm assuming that your post is related to DateField.
You could use a similar technique to taha's example [1] and add a custom
mixin to all DateField components using a ComponentClassTransformWorker2.
[1]
http://tawus.word
This might help
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> Hi Lance,
Hi
> I was refering to DateField but I wanted the same thing applied everywhere
ComponentClassTransformWorker2 will do this
> even when I just output a text.
I don't understand this
I just want to be sure that someone did not forget to put a specific
attribute somwhere in the cod
> For example in beandisplay component
You will need to contribute a BeanBlockContribution to
BeanBlockOverrideSource. This will require you to create a page which
contains the block that you would like to use instead (the override).
eg:
MyPage.java
@Environmental
@Property
private Pro
I agree with you that this is difficult to override. It would be nice if
there was an overridable service to provide default formats instead of the
current hard-coded DateFormat.SHORT.
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Hi Alex,
What's your use case for needing a periodic refresh? Does a serverside push
better suit your needs? If so, you might find tapestry-cometd [1] a better
fit.
https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-cometd
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It sounds like you are either confusing terminology or actual functionality.
Let's clear one thing up.
1. You can have many components on a page
2. You can only have one Layout component per page (a Layout is a special
component)
3. Layout components can contain normal components
Most application
Yes, that's exactly what tapestry is great at!!
1. Create components for Header, TopItems, Categories and Footer
2. You could then use the components directly in a page
3. Or, you could create a Layout which contains the 4 components and then
re-use this Layout across all of your pages.
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A component is a java class and and an optional tml file that MUST be in the
foo.bar.components package (where foo.bar is your base package).
Documentation here: http://tapestry.apache.org/component-classes.html
Examples here:
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/component/cre
1. It's a very bad idea to have 2 onActivate methods with the same parameter
count. If I hit the URL "/yourpage/true/somePage", how does tapestry know
which one to call?
2. I have NEVER needed multiple onActivate methods. If I need to handle
multiple cases, I have a single onActivate(EventContext)
Firstly, I would avoid session usage unless it is definitely required.
Passing the primary key in the URL is a good way of avoiding session usage.
Secondly, tapestry is most likely adding the primary key to the URL because:
a) The EditEvent page has an onPassivate() method.
b) The EditEvent page
If you want the values serverside, you'll need to POST the form when
changing pages. You might find this difficult to achieve as paging is
currently done as a GET request.
The simplest solution would be to add a change event listener clientside
and store the values on the client until the form is
dering modifying the Grid (or the GridPager or other
> component) so that the component is aware of having checkbox columns and
> saves the checkboxes states on paging, and restores them when going back to
> the same grid page. Any suggestion or observation about this would be
> we
http://tapestryjava.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/tapestry-quicky-conditionalcomment.html
On 16 Mar 2016 5:42 a.m., "David Diaz" wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I've been working at my Tapestry application for a while and I'm just
> cleaning it up and I'm currently ensuring compatibility with Internet
> Explorer
If you want streaming updates to a page you might be interested in
tapestry-atmosphere or tapestry-cometd rather than 12 periodic updates on a
page.
https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-atmosphere
http://t5atmosphere-lazan.rhcloud.com/
https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-cometd
http://t5cometd-laz
Assuming foo is a property you could also do
t:context="[foo,'true']" or t:context="[foo,true]"
https://tapestry.apache.org/property-expressions.html
On 18 Sep 2016 11:13 a.m., "Bob Harner" wrote:
> Yes, that's the correct way to do it. I think you could also do
> t:context="foo,bar" if both f
@PageActivationContext supports multiple values thanks to the new index
property added in 5.3. Missing values will simply be null
Eg:
@PageActivationContext(index=0) private String value0;
@PageActivationContext(index=1) private String value1;
@PageActivationContext(index=2) private String value2;
Correction: This feature was added in 5.4 (not 5.3)
On 20 Sep 2016 5:29 p.m., "Lance Java" wrote:
> @PageActivationContext supports multiple values thanks to the new index
> property added in 5.3. Missing values will simply be null
>
> Eg:
> @PageActivationContext(index
ntext(index=3) private Long id2;
>
> How do I create links? Can I do this:
>
> yo
> bam
>
> ? Or do I have to explicitly pass null to keep indexes straight?
>
> yo
> bam
>
> Adam
>
> On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 6:34 PM, Lance Java
> wrote:
> >
Sorry... I spoke to soon. You want index=1 to be a string sometimes and a
long others? If you want to use @PageActivationContext you'll need to
declare as a string and parse to long yourself
On 20 Sep 2016 5:51 p.m., "Lance Java" wrote:
> You don't need explicit nu
FYI one bonus of using @PageActivationContext is that you automatically
have onPassivate() generated for you. If you declare onActivate() you'll
need to do this yourself
On 20 Sep 2016 5:56 p.m., "Thiago H de Paula Figueiredo"
wrote:
> On Tue, 20 Sep 2016 13:24:08 -0300, Nathan Quirynen <
> nat.
onActivate() will be invoked for GET and POST and even during link
generation (I think). You shouldn't do any "work" in this method. Better
yet, remove the method all together and use @PageActivationContext.
If you have "work" needed for render only you should use @SetupRender
On 27 Sep 2016 2:12
There's a chat demo in both tapestry-atmosphere and tapestry-cometd
Atmosphere
Demo: http://t5atmosphere-lazan.rhcloud.com/
Source:
https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-atmosphere/tree/master/tapestry-atmosphere-demo
Cometd
Demo: http://t5cometd-lazan.rhcloud.com/chat
Source:
https://github.com/uk
using sessionless authentication (w/ JWT), you can pass the
> > bearer token around in the sub-protocol header,
> > namely Sec-WebSocket-Protocol (see
> > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22383089/is-it-
> possible-to-use-bearer-
> > authentication-for-websocket-up
I'm guessing it's similar to this?
https://github.com/uklance/tapestry-atmosphere/blob/master/tapestry-atmosphere/src/main/java/org/lazan/t5/atmosphere/services/TapestryAtmosphereObjectFactory.java
On 27 Oct 2016 9:12 p.m., "Norman Franke" wrote:
> I wanted to create a web chat application. I ba
Perhaps the observe mixin could help you?
http://t5stitch-lazan.rhcloud.com/observedemo
On 8 Dec 2016 11:22 p.m., "David Diaz" wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I was wondering if there was any way to submit a form without having a
> t:form component and retrieve the data being sent? (e.g ideally a map woul
You should be able to use @InjectService assuming each has a unique id.
@InjectService("s1")
private MyService s1;
@InjectService("s2")
private MyService s2;
On 13 Dec 2016 7:31 a.m., "Andrus Adamchik" wrote:
> From what I gather Tapestry 5.4 still does not support parameterized
> se
There's also the capture component
http://t5stitch-lazan.rhcloud.com/capturedemo
On 6 Jan 2017 5:17 p.m., "Nathan Quirynen"
wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I'm not sure with blocks, but I do know that Lance (Tapestry committer)
> made a library to render pages and components in code. Maybe this can help
> you
If you want to avoid http session you could maintain a hidden text field on
the page which also gets posted alongside the checkboxes. The text field
contains a comma separated list of the checkbox ids (or maybe just a count
if index based naming convention)
On 23 Jan 2017 10:07 a.m., "Nathan Quiry
You'll need to set:
response.setHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" +
fileName);
See StreamResponse usage in PDFLink.onPdf() here
http://t5stitch-lazan.rhcloud.com/pdflinkdemo
On 7 Mar 2017 08:47, "Gopi, Sreela" wrote:
> Hello,
>
>Can anyone please tell me how to open a pd
That's incorrect. Tapestry pages / components are byte code transformed
such that properties are stored in PerThreadValue instances. In development
mode tapestry duplicates the values into the bean properties to make
debugging easier.
On 5 Apr 2017 09:30, "Ankit Jain" wrote:
> The problem you a
Why on earth would you do that?
On 6 Apr 2017 16:20, "Davide Vecchi" wrote:
Hi everybody
I am writing a Selenium test to test a Tapestry 5.3.8 web app, and in that
test I retrieved the whole client-side page source into a String. It's a
regular HTML page generated by Tapestry. Nothing special a
Typically you'd use the tapestry dom only in production code (pages,
components, mixins etc)
For verifying html in selenium tests you'd usually use Jsoup or geb or
something or maybe even the java xml libraries. But not the tapestry dom
libraries.
On 6 Apr 2017 17:16, "Davide Vecchi" wrote:
>
, and it settles this, I will use something else.
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Lance Java [mailto:lance.j...@googlemail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, April 6, 2017 18:21
> To: Tapestry users
> Subject: RE: Creating an org.apache.tapestry5.
tapestry-cometd uses tapestry-offline under the hood to fool tapestry into
believing it was invoked via a request / response when it was actually
invoked via websockets.
I'm guessing you are rendering a link in your websocket flow. You'll need
to provide a few extra symbols to render links includi
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