δΊ 2012/11/2 1:31, Thiago H de Paula Figueiredo ει:
On Thu, 01 Nov 2012 13:38:05 -0200, Rural Hunter
<ruralhun...@gmail.com> wrote:
yes, thanks guys. I know I can get it from service-status or source
code. I have already had a rough read of both. But if there is a doc
to briefly describe all those services and how to utilize them, it
will be very helpful and save a lot of time at least for beginners.
Tapestry has a large number of services and many of them are supposed
to be used only inside Tapestry itself (the ones in packages named
'internal', so documenting all of them in a detailed manner would be a
waste of time.
Yes, that's correct. I just want a list for those are intended to be
used by common users. There is no need to document internal services. If
someone needs to know the internal thing, it's better to read the
source. I raised this question because I have seen many developers use
Tapestry but only focus on those UI comps. They understand there is IOC
service in Tapestry and some of them are able to create their own IOC
services. But most of them don't know how to use the power of builtin
services. When I read some Tapestry blogs such as Taha's, I always have
this feeling: wow, there is such a service and it can be used like this!
I think at least we should have a doc for those most useful services. If
it costs too much time to describe each service in detail, a short brief
intro and putting the links of some developers' blogs about how to use
it should be fine.
Regarding the current IOC docs, I have read almost all of them and I
think I have understood this part. but I still need to get into
source to see what the service does and other things I want to know.
for example, if it implements any of Gang Of Four Design Patterns etc.
Many of them use Chain of Command, others use Command (the Tapestry
rendering in the end is just executing RenderCommand's, which is an
interface), Decorator is supported by Tapestry-IoC itself, etc.
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