Not at this time. I truly believe even the most trivial component will eventually have some internal state, methods, or other resources that require a class.
Tapestry 5 is much less ambiguous than Tapestry 4; it locates all component classes at application startup (*). Only the presence of a .class file is meaningful; it doesn't scan for .html files. It is probably possible to override this behavior by replacing a few of the internal Tapestry services. (*) A rescan takes place if any loaded class file changes. On 6/5/07, Ben Tomasini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In Tap5, do template components require a Java class? I am working on a Layout.html component whose Layout.java is empty. Is there a way to omit the Layout.java class and have tapestry pickup the component? Ben
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