Check out:
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/tapestry-core/guide/component-classes.html
Specifically the section on "Sub-folders / Sub-packages." This deals
exactly with your situation. With your example:
One other behavior that seems related is that if I have the following page
class (and related html file):
myapp.pages.project.projectinfo
the URL:
www.myapp.com/project/projectinfo
doesn't work, but this URL:
www.myapp.com/project/info
You ran right in to a logical name transformation that T5 does on names.
Read that page - it should be clear after that.
i_hate_screen_names wrote:
Is there a way to create a page/class that has the same name as the package
it's in? It would be similar behavior to the way placing an index.html file
in a directory served by Apache will let you access that file via the name
of the directory, excluding 'index.html' in the URL.
For example, in:
com.mydomain.myapp.pages.subpackage1.*
I could reference a page at:
www.mydomain.com/myapp/subpackage1
I've tried creating a class under subpackage1 called 'Index' or 'Start', but
those didn't work.
I've also tried creating a class under myapp.pages called (for this example)
'Subpackage1'. This works, but then any pages/classes created under the
package pages.subpackage1 are ignored. As though when Tapestry is reading
the URL, it assumes i am referencing the class, and doesn't see that there
is also a matching package as well as more information in the URL.
One other behavior that seems related is that if I have the following page
class (and related html file):
myapp.pages.project.projectinfo
the URL:
www.myapp.com/project/projectinfo
doesn't work, but this URL:
www.myapp.com/project/info
does work.
I'm new(ish), and have bounced in and out of tinkering with webapp
development for a while now. T5 has got me pretty close to being sucked back
in.
Thanks much. patrick
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