for such kind of jobs, i use the following method:
img src=data:image/gif;base64,here the base64 encoded stream
width=80 height=15 /
Returning the entire tag, so I can include it even in ajax responses.
I hope it can be helpful,
Giulio
I don't know if it's what you are looking for, but some time ago I found
this article:
http://spreadthesource.com/2010/11/bringing-realtime-to-your-java-applications-with-websockets-nodejs-redis-tapestry-5/
Hope can be useful.
Cheers,
Giulio
the best solution I found in order to point on external folders (generally
on J2ee, not Tapestry specific) without a fixed or a common base path is a
deployment plan in Weblogic. Basically, you put in web.xml one(or more)
env-entry with a fixed key and your path(or url, or every config value) as
Hi Gavin,
I just tried the feature, and it shows the Issue 13 (it finds the tml in
target, using maven).
For the tml editor, I have 2 problems:
1) it doesn't perform the autocomplete of tapestry components (or
parameters)
2) the source tab is not the default view, and everytime I should switch
2012年4月13日 下午10:45，Gavin Lei gavingui2...@gmail.com 写道：
Hi
2012/4/13 Giulio Micali giulio.mic...@gmail.com:
Hi Gavin,
I just tried the feature, and it shows the Issue 13 (it finds the tml in
target, using maven).
I will test it in Maven environment now
For the tml editor, I have
Hi Gavin,
I gave a look at the code compared to my old patch, looks like 2 lines of
code are missing (the dirty ones in my patch):
### Eclipse Workspace Patch 1.0
#P org.apache.tapestrytools.ui
Index:
src/org/eclipse/wst/xml/ui/internal/actions/FindCorrespondingFileAction.java
Oh, i forgot: the autocomplete feature didn't works for me because I didn't
delete the old workspace.
With a new workspace it works.
Thanks for the great job,
Giulio
Hi George,
What follows depends on my guess that you use some form of declarative
transaction mechanism, like annotations on methods.
Generally your transaction(and your session) are closed at the end of the
root method(annotated) call or at the end the request, if you use the
spring
if i guess correctly, you are trying to do a reverse onetomany.
After a lot of mistakes, i reached this solution for that:
@Entity
@Table (name=M_INVOICE)
public class Invoice {
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
@Column(name=ID_INVOICE, nullable=false)
Gavin
Many users already told you they does not use your plugin because the most
important feature, the CTRL+R switch, DOESN'T WORK
I've already told you that: your project looks like abandoned, you even
don't answer to issues...why someone would use it ?
I use your plugin because I've
2012/3/21 Gavin Lei gavingui2...@gmail.com
Hi Giulio,
I just found that you attached a patch in Issue 13 now, Google Code
did not send any notification to me about the Issue changes, there may
be some setting wrong, sorry for that.
2012/3/21 Giulio Micali giulio.mic...@gmail.com:
Gavin
that you attached a patch in Issue 13 now, Google Code
did not send any notification to me about the Issue changes, there may
be some setting wrong, sorry for that.
2012/3/21 Giulio Micali giulio.mic...@gmail.com:
Gavin
Many users already told you they does not use your plugin because
Hi Gavin,
So just a return or loop break simple statement can fix this
problem, right?
Yes, it's a common thing I've noticed in many projects.
the unclean part of the patch is how you compute the sources directory,
but I don't know the eclipse framework and i cannot help in that.
Thank you
Are your selects in a loop ?
2012/3/5 Beat Durrer bdur...@gmail.com
Hey there
For my project I need two chained select boxes.
I followed the example shown in the API
(
http://tapestry.apache.org/current/apidocs/org/apache/tapestry5/corelib/components/Select.html
),
but used my own
2012/2/15 Dmitry Gusev dmitry.gu...@gmail.com
BTW, why do you need this?
A common use-case is the adoption of the sticky load balancing feature,
when your code use a non-clustered resource on 2-N balanced servers.
in these kind of situations, you usually need to know on which server you
are
Well, the eclipse classic is faster for sure, but i think we are all used
to the eclipse JEE slowness :)
I know nothing about eclipse development but...if you use the XML editor as
base, in a common page I think you will have the schema only for standard
tapestry components...am I right ?
2012/2/15 Gavin Lei gavingui2...@gmail.com
Hi Giulio,
I am finding solution to support Tapestry custom components besides
standard components in XML editor, and i believe we can do it.
But for the css and html things, no, we will not add html/css schemas
support in XML editor, it is
Like Kalle said.
For example, if you use WebLogic, inside the launch script you will find:
java all the stuff -DserverName=Server_1
Almost all appServers starts through a script (on unix systems), you should
add it to each instance(in a cluster, i mean) if it is missing.
Cheers,
Giulio
You can do something like this:
public class Crud {
... // all your code
@Inject
private ComponentResources resources;
@Inject
private Block yourBeanEditorBlock;
/**
* A Block from the page to render instead of the normal BeanEditor.
*/
In tapestry jumpstart site there was an example of the zoneupdater mixin, i
think that it's already present in the 5.3 version.
Cheers,
Giulio
Hi,
I'm writing components, that includes fields, that uses my ajax mixins, and
I'm facing a lot of problems due to the following issues(I'm still using
tap 5.1.0.5/5.2.6, but I'm planning an upgrade):
1) all the standard fields does not expose a public or protected methods to
get/set the value
Like many people here, my advice is the lightweight one.
From my user experience, the graphical editor can be really cool to see
(not only in tapestry, also in JSF and before in JSP or swing/awt ecc...),
but is useful only at the beginning of the project and damaging since then
until end of time
Hi Gavin !
I'm currently using your plugin: only the CTRL+R feature indeed, but it's
REALLY useful.
but...
I've posted a solution for the issue (13) in that feature and after several
months...nothing, not even a post like I will check that.
I thought that the project has ended, and I'm happy to
I use the hibernate version, but it should be the same.
Here my config(works with tapestry 5.1.0.5 and 5.2.6, i never tried the
newest version):
filter
filter-nameHibernate Session In View Filter/filter-name
Well, maven+eclipse + RunJettyRun works fine even with multi-projects, if
you manually create the manifest in src/main/resources.
Hope that can be useful.
Giulio
2011/11/15 Julien Martin bal...@gmail.com
Hello,
I have tried to use IntelliJ for my beginnings with tapestry and I am
somewhat
yes, the second is better If your component is a container for a group of
fields.
In that case, you should do it in the afterRender phase, so your method is
called after all single fields has already the new submitted values and you
can validate (and rollback if you want) the whole result.
you said that you know which service you should use at compilation time ?
you can create 1 module for the interface and 3 separate modules (aka
component library) one for each implementation (and contribution) and
include one of them in your build conditionally(for example, with maven or
ant or
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