I'm working on a library which can:
- inject library references into other libraries using hivemind
configurations
- implements global namespace for tapestry components
- supports dynamic rendering of components by name (not perfect solution
but it works in most cases)
The code is already finished, I have to write some docs yet.
(Now I'm out of order but I will release the library this weekend or the
next week.)
Regards:
Norbi
Ron Piterman írta:
again, the trick is adding references to a library without coding it.
Tapestry defines in the hivemind registry the service point :
tapestry.parse.SpecificationSource
which is responsible for reading the specification from files - I would
think that to make dynamic libraries load, you need to implement this
service a new:
create a single library which is "dynamic", all other libraries will
delegate to the tapestry implementation.
for your dynamic library, create a specification which is dynamically
generated according to a hivemind configuration point.
Never done this, but was often thinking about it...
Cheers,
Ron
Pedro Abelleira Seco wrote:
Thanks for your response.
What I have in mind is to be in the situation of
having a general web application with a common set of
services and components (including the a general
Border, etc.) and getting different contractors to
develop different parts of the app in parallel without
having to touch any single file in the main app or any
other plugin to put them into production.
Then the warranty and support agreement from each
contractor would be clearly separated and future
modifications or additions of new plugins could be
done by the best bidder.
Do you think the technical possibilities are enough
for such scenario?
Cheers
Pedro
--- Ron Piterman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
It could be done, but above all needs restarting of
the servlet
container for every change-
Since hivemind lets you peekup configuration from
every jar on the
classpath, configuration isn't an issue.
However, adding a library without making an explicit
reference to it
should be quite difficult - You may need to create a
custom Library spec
source.
Cheers,
Ron
Pedro Abelleira Seco wrote:
Hello all,
I has been a happy user of Tapestry 3 and since
then
stepped out of web development for a while. But I
have
to return there at some point.
I would like to be able to do in a web application
the
same kind of things that are possible in client
applications with respect to plugins.
The idea would be to be able to drop a library in
the
classpath which contained components and _pages_
and
that could:
1.- Add entries (links) to a menu in a page of the
application.
2.- When the user clicks on one of those links to
display the corresponding page, which would be
located
in the library.
Do you think that would be possible with Tapestry?
Thank you
Pedro
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