Hi Giulio, Thank you for your advises, see the commends below
2012/2/8 Giulio Micali <giulio.mic...@gmail.com>: > Like many people here, my advice is the lightweight one. > From my user experience, the "graphical editor" can be really cool to see > (not only in tapestry, also in JSF and before in JSP or swing/awt ecc...), > but is useful only at the beginning of the project and damaging since then > until end of time :D It seems that palette drag-and-drop things is not so practical, not a big pity to miss this feature, good to hear that :D > Also, all my projects are imported through maven and i use high level of > modularization, so I usually lost all the "tapestry nature" features. > > > > One question: if you detach that from WTP, don't you loose the autocomplete > feature for html/css tags inside the TML ? Yeah, html/css autocomplete feature is supplies by WTP, not TapestryTools. If TapestryTools work without WTP, it will lost this feature. But we can still supply Tapestry 5 built-in and custom components autocomplete feature, works like this. If we add actionlink component, such as: <t:actionlink t:id="logout">Log out</t:actionlink> ,So when you type <t: it comes up with a list you can choose from and then completes it with the required parameters listed. We can finish this feature development work without WTP :-) > > Cheers, > Giulio -- --------------------------------- Best Regards Gavin Lei (雷银) Email: gavingui2...@gmail.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tapestry.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tapestry.apache.org
