Hello!
I just read Howard's response in regards to using Tapestry's
${context:css/blah.css} stuff so T5 handles the stuff as an Asset.
Is this a concept that people generally do not use because they know of other
ways of handling assets (i.e. insert relative paths), or is it new in T5?
It seems that the old css/js paths comes up every so often on this list -
further, it seems as though this is an important aspect of tapestry's asset
handling.
The last time I tried web programming in java was waaaay back in 2002 when
servlets were still newish.
I'd done a fair bit of PHP hackery in recent years whilst sys admin-ing and
that had the insert-relative-path-on-page approach.
I don't use anything but @Import in java files or ${context:....} stuff in the
templates and haven't had trouble (yet).
It sounds like this is a best practise to encourage.
Cheers
Chris
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