>From the same guys that brought you tapestry-exceptionpage,
tapestry-model, tapestry-resteasy, tapestry-security,
tynamo-federatedaccounts and other beautiful little modules, here
comes yet another beautiful little module called tapestry-routing.
In a nutshell, tapestry-routing allows you to provide your own custom
mapping between Tapestry pages and URLs.
Did you ever wanted to change the order of the path params in an URL?
now you can!
Let's say you have a page: pages.projects.Members which have 2
parameters in its activation context: (Long projectId, Long memberId)
and you want the URL for that page to look like /projects/1/members/1
Just add the @At annotation to you page, like this:
package ...pages.projects;
@At(" /projects/{0}/members/{1}")
public class Members {
void onActivate(Long projectId, Long memberId)
That's it!
tapestry-routing Dispatcher will take care of recognizing incoming
requests and dispatching the proper render request
tapestry-routing PageRenderLinkTransformer will do the rest of the
work, it will transform every Link for a page render request
formatting it according to your route rule.
We really need some feedback, so please give it a try:
http://tynamo.org/tapestry-routing+guide
Enjoy,
Tynamo Team
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