here is one example:
If I have a component that wants to bring in css and js, I don't want to
just bring that in multiple times, every time the component is used..
going through the addStylesheet and addScriptLink methods is the
Tapestry way of doing it.. makes sure duplicates aren't brought in.. and
it generalizes really really well:
For example, I develope Facebook apps, which until recently did not
support referencing outside js/css files, so I simply created a
PageRenderSupport integration that would squirt in the contents of the
js/css instead of putting in references to them (default behavior). So
I could develop pretty much independent of html/facebook.. and it just
worked.
(though the next thing I'll be looking into, is a way to add a unique
token to the end of asset urls.. so that I can turn on full caching and
not worry about staleness..)
Jonathan Barker wrote:
One of the features of Assets is localization. I don't see how that would
work with the url prefix.
Is there a reason whey you don't want to use a url right in your template,
or perhaps in a message file? Actually, if you used a message file then you
could localize the asset.
Jonathan
-----Original Message-----
From: Fernando Padilla [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 12:46 AM
To: Tapestry users
Subject: [T5] url asset prefix?
I'm sorry, but I can't remember if this was discussed in the mailing
list..
but I want to do something like:
@Inject
@Path( "url:http://blah"; )
private Asset blahJs;
Has T5 added something built in for that yet?
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