I think that could work. Thanks for the tip On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 3:36 AM, Jonathan O'Connor <ninki...@eircom.net>wrote:
> Travis, > I don't know Tap 4, so, I don't know if the approach I will describe can > work. > > I was able to integrate Tapestry 5 with Struts 1. I followed the approach > described by Kent Tong in his E-Book on Tapestry 4. > 1. The main problem is setting up the session. As struts is a thin layer on > top of the Servlet API, this is fairly easy. I reimplemented our login page > in Tapestry 5, and part of that creates the old struts session object in the > HttpSession. Tapestry 5, itself, creates its own session objects. > 2. Any links from a Tapestry 5 page to a struts page and vice versa, are > basically hard-coded. > > > > On 14/02/2009 04:22, Travis Romney wrote: > >> I've been upgrading an application from tapestry 4 to tapestry 5. >> The application is quite large, so we're just migrate a few pages here and >> there. >> I've created some tapestry 5 services that depend on a Request. >> I would like to be able to inject these services into a few tapestry 4 >> pages, >> as we migrate. >> >> >> > You might want to rewrite your T5 services to use HttpServletRequest > instead of Request. Then you could manually instanciate those objects in > your T4 components. > > Hope these ideas help you, > Jonathan > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tapestry.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tapestry.apache.org > >
