Im trying to create one instance of my ServiceManager to be initialized once
and used throughout my pages. The initialization of both my FooFactory and
the ServiceManager are hairy so I need to pass them through a Wrapper that
initializes everything.
What Im trying to do is pass the ASO from the
The URLs are very predictable. The biggest issue is with the
hostname, it is often easier for your application to provide the
correct URL than Tapestry, as the information about server name that
it gets from the Servlet API is often wrong, referring instead to the
internal server forwarded to by t
Hey,
Just return a URL object
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/tapestry-core/guide/pagenav.html
/Serge
Travis McLeskey wrote:
>
> For example, if one wanted to generate a complete URL (including
> protocol, server name, and port) and send it in an email.
>
> I tried ComponentResources
Hi Guys,
I agree with Howard. I think tapestry's behaviour of mapping URLs to page
classes is good enough to be left as is. It is pretictable and easy to use...
at least looking back from now.
The day I had the problem I was a little confused not having totally
understood everything. A hint in
... and for the second time I've given up on the upgrade. Maybe
Selenium is simply not the right tool.
http://jira.openqa.org/browse/SEL-523
On Feb 12, 2008 10:10 AM, Howard Lewis Ship <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm in the process of upgrading to Selenium 0.9.2, since it adds some
> features t
I'm in the process of upgrading to Selenium 0.9.2, since it adds some
features that will help with some Ajax testing (I hope).
I'm sorry but it will NOT go smoothly, Selenium is a cranky piece of
junk (and still the best tool for the job I've found so far). It
looks like xpath support changed bet
For example, if one wanted to generate a complete URL (including
protocol, server name, and port) and send it in an email.
I tried ComponentResources.createActionLink() and
Component.createPageLink(), but the Link objects returned by those
methods do not include the server name, etc.
In T
Quoting learner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
onclick="javascript:return confirm('${message:key_in_my_property_file}');"
i try to use key in javascript like above but failed.
how to use key in javascript?
There are several thing to consider here.
1) You cannot use the message service directly from Jav
Do you use onclick on a component or on a simple html element ?
learner a écrit :
onclick="javascript:return confirm('${message:key_in_my_property_file}');"
i try to use key in javascript like above but failed.
how to use key in javascript?
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My report uses scripted data set.
I want to add Cross Tab component to the report.
I define Data Cube, which uses scripted data set.
I have following exception when I run my application:
- /olap/cube_HistoryCube doesnt exist
/olap/cube_HistoryCube doesn't exist ( 1 time(s) )
detail : org.eclipse.b
onclick="javascript:return confirm('${message:key_in_my_property_file}');"
i try to use key in javascript like above but failed.
how to use key in javascript?
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it works without workarround if you call any service that does not use
ThreadCleanupHub
namely almost any service other than Session and HibernateSessionManager.
On Feb 12, 2008 3:04 PM, Angelo Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> that's good, i have been using ur work around for the 5.09 version.
that's good, i have been using ur work around for the 5.09 version. the
strange thing about this bug is, sometimes it works even without that work
around, but just to be sure, I use the work around all the time, will try
that 5.0.11 when it is released. thanks.
Davor Hrg wrote:
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> this is now
Hi all,
I am running into the occasional transformation exception, which is easy
enough to correct with some minor refactoring... but just for interest
sake take a look at this code snippet:
/** My data object used in a beanform */
@Persist
private BeanFormData myBeanFormObj_ = new Bean
Hi Renat,
We can use validation inside properties, on the client side.
But we still can use:
void onValidateFromMyEmailField(String cliente) throws ValidationException
on the server side.
Marcus
I think the description here is very good
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/apidocs/org/apache/tapestry/services/Alias.html
It's pretty much the same concept as ApplicationDefaults and
FactoryDefaults, being that in this case the Alias service would be the
FactoryDefaults and the AliasOverrides
Hi,
Can someone, Howard?, explain to difference between contributing a
service to Alias or AliasOverrides?
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I agree.
That's why i created this issue
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-2143
Renat Zubairov wrote:
> Thank you, Hugo for the help. I was also checking the T5 documentation and
> found that default (recommended) way for email validation
> is roll-your-own validation based on the reg
this is now fixed for T5.0.11
I've updated wiki to reflect the change.
Davor Hrg
On Feb 8, 2008 2:55 PM, Davor Hrg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> uh,
> oh,
>
> it seems I've found a small workarround,
> not a definitive fix, but the TreadSource works with it..
>
> the wiki is updated
>
> http://wik
In case anyone is using ThreadCleanupHub,
it is removed in favor of PerthreadManager
this was done while fixing problems that bug in java's
ThreadLocal caused.
Davor Hrg
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