I guess the MarkupWriter comes in handy for generating XML documents as well
does tapestry allow the output of say,
<xml version=1.0 utf>
</xml>
That would come in handy for submitting xml documents to other services without
HTTP.
On 03/04/2012, at 7:54 PM, Lance Java wrote:
> I always favour .tml for generating markup.
>
> The MarkupWriter gives you complete control but in this case, I think that
> .tml would suit your use case better
>
> On Tuesday, 3 April 2012, Lance Java <lance.j...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>> This should work:
>>
>> private static final String NEWLINE =
> System.getProperty("line.separator");
>> ...
>>
>> writer.element("div", "class", "userbackground");
>> writer.writeRaw(NEWLINE);
>> writer.element("div","id",currentPhone.getNumber(), "class","user");
>> ...
>>
>> On Tuesday, 3 April 2012, Chris Mylonas <ch...@opencsta.org> wrote:
>>> Hi Tap List,
>>>
>>>
>>> I've got production mode set to false and the parts of the html document
> that I haven't created come out quite nicely.
>>> The parts I have rendered in my component (below) are coming out on one
> line. It's the eye-sore of the document!!
>>>
>>> How do I fix this?
>>>
>>>
>>> I'm also wondering what the advantages are of using code to generate the
> html if I've already built the template in html?
>>> This
>>>
>>> writer.element("div", "class", "userbackground");
>>> writer.element("div","id",currentPhone.getNumber(),
> "class","user");
>>> writer.element("div","class","infoline1");
>>> writer.element("div","class","name");
>>> writer.write(currentPhone.getName() + " " +
> currentPhone.getNumber());
>>> writer.end();
>>> writer.end();
>>> writer.element("div","class","infoline2");
>>> writer.element("div","class","voicemail");
>>> writer.element("img","src","email.png");
>>> writer.end();
>>> writer.end();
>>> writer.end();
>>> writer.element("div", "class","currentcall
> currentcallplaceholder");
>>> writer.writeRaw(" ");
>>> writer.end();
>>> writer.end();
>>> writer.end();
>>> writer.element("div","class","spacer");
>>> writer.end();
>>>
>>> VS
>>> this
>>>
>>> writer.writeRaw("" +
>>> "<div class=\"userbackground\">" +
>>> "<div id=\"" + currentPhone.getNumber() + "\" class=\"user\">" +
>>> "<div class=\"infoline1\">" +
>>> "<div class=\"name\">" + currentPhone.getName() + " " +
> currentPhone.getNumber() + "</div>" +
>>> "</div>" +
>>> "<div class=\"infoline2\">" +
>>> "<div class=\"voicemail\"><img src=\"email.png\" /></div>" +
>>> "</div>" +
>>> "<div class=\"currentcall currentcallplaceholder\"> " +
>>> "</div>" +
>>> "</div>" +
>>> "</div>" +
>>> "<div class=\"spacer\">" +
>>> "</div>");
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> It's just a copy paste, run over it with some backslashes where I need
> to.
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>> Chris
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