Thank you very much Lenny! I'll research on the code.
As far as I understood, that library does one of my two requirements (the ajax error redirection handling) I would like, to integrate the ajax-errors produced, with my client error messaging system (alerts/jgrowl) Is there any place to attach an errorHandler on the client side? Or a filter/or something to set in the server side, to add a javascript callback in the case of an error during ajax-requests? Best regards, Matias. On Sun, Aug 5, 2012 at 11:56 PM, Matías Blasi <matias.bl...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm interested on handling ajax requests errors in some way to integrate > them with the alerts mechanism (jGrowl) if its possible. > > I think that I should contribute some errorHandler to the tapestry > javascript library, am I right? > > Also, it would be usefull to detect a session expired/forbiden http errors > in any ajax call and redirect to the login page. I think if I have the hook > for handling the messages I could choiche if I have to show it or do > something. > > My application is fully integrated with got5-jquery, I think that it > should matter. > > Finally, I'm using tapestry-5.3.4. > > Best regards, > Matias. >
