I found the solution.
I add the js files to my stack in the getJavaScriptLibraries method
depending of a parameter of my request.
public List getJavaScriptLibraries() {
List jsStack = new ArrayList();
if (myRequest.getMyParam) {
jsStack.add(customMessages);
}
return jsStack;
}
But when the StackAssetRequestHandler service call this method, I lost this
parameter, so Tapestry include any file. My final JS file is empty.
I extended the StackAssetRequestHandler class. I set again my param in the
handleAssetRequest method, depending of the desired Stack name.
public boolean handleAssetRequest(Request request, Response response,
String extraPath) throws IOException
{
if(extraPath.endsWith("myStack.js")) myRequest.setMyParam(true);
return super.handleAssetRequest(request, response, extraPath);
}
Thanks
Emmanuel
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