Well, at its simplest, you can just put straight dojo js code directly in your template, a solution which requires absolutely no explicit support from tapestry at all.
If you need the ability to reuse that code easily, then you could wrap it up in a component, but nothing truly says you have to do that (although it is generally recommended, if only for code leigibility and maintenance reasons). Without a tap component, you'll likely need to update a hidden field or fields that you explicitly include in the page at the time of the drop and/or fire off a request to a tapestry service. This things can also be done without explicit support from tapestry. If you wrap your functionality up in a component, then you can have your component template include the necessary hidden fields, links, and forms. I don't know the specifics of dojo drag and drop, so I can't steer you in the correct direction there. If you just implement it in a page using raw js code and hidden fields, you'll likely discover quite quickly how it should be encapsulated into a component. --sam On 12/7/06, Emmanuel Sowah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Does anyone has a drag and drop tapestry component to share? Are there plans to integrate dojo's drag and drop javascript into core tapestry? Or can someone give me some guidelines as to how to do this in tapestry with Dojo's javascript? Thanks, Emmanuel
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