There has been extensive work done recently in this specific area for 4.1.2. I still think I need to add at least one or two additional configuration options in the .application file to make unrelated sub-directory structures in the web context easily configurable but things should generally work as well as they possibly can right now. (though I was thinking of trying to add in some "guessing" sort of strategy for things but this will require a lot of thought to get right )
On 5/14/07, Paul Stanton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm using tapestry 4.1 Paul Stanton wrote: > Hi, > > Here's how I would like to organise my templates: > > * security of storing my html files under web-inf > * organisation of subdirectories > * no page specifications > > So my desired structure is: > name: "Page1" and "module/Page2" > template: "WEB-INF/Page1.html" and "WEB-INF/module/Page2.html" > java: "com.pages.Page1.java" and "com.pages.module.Page2.java" > > However, I find the only way for tapestry to find my template if it's > under a module directory and has no .page specification is to store it > outside of WEB-INF, which is not desirable. > > Is this expected behaviour in 4.1 or have I missed something? > > If it is expected, is there an intended resolution for later versions? > > Thanks. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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