If you use Eclipse you should check out the html template functions.
As a team you could define how you were going to use various
components and then set them up so it autocompletes.
Once you have one machine setup correctly, you can export it out to
the other developers.
I did this a few times with T4 and it worked really well. (You can
see it in action if you can find the 10 minute demonstration of
Honeycomb. Javaforge moved a bunch of stuff around and I don't know
if you can still get to it or not.)
The IDE isn't doing anything particularly hard, but for someone
starting with Tapestry it really reduces the amount of time they have
to spend going back and forth to the documentation.
Mark
On Feb 29, 2008, at 12:33 PM, Pai911 wrote:
Please see the "Flash demo" in here
http://handyedit.com/index.html
Best Regards,
Chris Lewis-6 wrote:
Yeah.... that could be nice. I'm still confused about your statement
that this kind of support exists in Idea. In fact I'm quite sure this
level of support has never existed for any version of Tapestry.
Pai911 wrote:
Basically, we need the auto-completion support for built-in &
user-defined
components
For instance, when you write a component , a list of available
parameters
pop up for you to choose
this way, we save more time from consulting the documents.
In addition, IDE can provide a toolbar of built-in components, and
we can
drag it to the template for use
Best Regards,
John
Chris Lewis-6 wrote:
I'm not sure what you mean by IDE support. I don't think you mean
tooling because unlike spindle for T3, there are no special
plugins for
T4 or T5. Many of us, including myself, use Eclipse for T5. Is
there
something in particular you are asking about or are having
trouble with?
chris
Pai911 wrote:
Dear all:
I' ve learnt and used Tapestry 4 for more than 6 months
It's really a pleasure developing with Tapestry,and therefore,
for the
last
two month I have tried to
advocate the use of Tapestry in my company.
Today, I did a short presentation to my co-workers, and they
think the
separation between logic and UI hs made the code much cleaner.
However, they are scared by the somewhat complicated
specifications,
and
having to input the component ID like @Form @RenderBlock by hand.
They are impressed by Tapestry, but they want IDE support to
learn it
I know there is IDE support for T4, T5 in IDEA and T4 in
Netbeans 5.5,
but in our company, we are using Eclipse and Netbeans 6
I know you may not have additional resources to be put in making
a T4
support in Eclipse and Netbeans 6
but do you have any plan to start a project creating
Eclipse&Netbeans
support for Tapestry 5 after the official release?
Thank you for all the hard work!
Best Regards,
John
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