Great to hear, the JSR is fully supported.
Is Tapestry 5.2 or 5.3 also compatible with JSR 330 instead of declaring its
own @Inject?
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It's non trivial, but Apache Commons Config worked for us in another project
(With Selenium2, not Tapestry, but it should work for the web container just
as well as the Functional Web Test[?])
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So 5.2.x or 5.3 should have JSR 330?
Don't worry about CDI, getting more synergies out of that for Java EE I aim
at helping some of the other frameworks (from Matt's survey[?]) first and
foremost JSF, since it is official part of the JCP like those JSRs, too.
Where applicable, all interested EE
At least Spring 3 is using the Java standard @Inject by now, T5.1 didn't.
Not sure, if 5.2 has finally done so, but if not, there lie some
incompatibilities...
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Although I am not using T5 beyond that project last year, the resolution
sounds useful to many users, and maybe you could even get in touch with
Howard Co. to bake this into the official tutorials for future versions?[?]
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Hi Elin,
If your method getMyProduct() returns product I guess that is part of the
reason.
Whether you change that signature or use a different form, you may need to
get your SubProduct into the BeanEditForm.
Regarding possibly unwanted fields of the base class, the @Visible
annotation or
If you're running Eclipse, Sysdeo Tomcat Launcher should be great.
Frameworks based on Tapestry even wrote a blog about it recently.
Hi,
Is this related or may be used with SSO technologies like OpenID, SAML or
OAuth?
Werner
I very much hope, it finally supports JSR 330 then?;-/
26. Dez 2010 6:02 nachm. schrieb am cablepuff cablep...@gmail.com:
HI i have a problem in injecting multiple data source into different
application.
I have a.) selling service that uses one data source
(via jee:jndi-lookup
I got some great results from the Java 6 Scripting JSR with Groovy as its
implementation in a T5 app.
We used it mainly for templating, but if you prefer simple scripting, that
would also work.
I may add some simple snippets for those who wish to see.
Werner
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 8:42 PM,
Hi,
In a large T5 environment we also used Hibernate, but the team was used to
its XML form using DAO classes. This may not be as modern as sexy as some
of the new options, but it worked for us.
Sad to see, you still need to use the unsexy
org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.annotations.Inject instead of
Hard to say without further details.
E.g. are you running in an IDE, with Ant, Maven or something similar?
Oops, did his talk or the controversial discussion following it cause his
own (Java EE powered, at least he eats his own dogfood [?]) servers to crash
with not enough memory ?! [?]
That would be a poor signal, especially to Real world customers, but he's
not alone in this.
Another star among
Thanks, am amazed and flattered, eople still seem to love Sysdeo Tomcat
Launcher and my buttons I designed for it from v0.9:
http://www.eclipsetotale.com/tomcatPlugin/releaseNotesV3.txt [?]
Werner
Thanks, I'm amazed and flattered, people still seem to love Sysdeo Tomcat
Launcher and my buttons I designed for it from v0.9:
http://www.eclipsetotale.com/tomcatPlugin/releaseNotesV3.txt [?]
Werner
No, we used OpenID, and I have some long lasting experience with things like
SAML mostly in a WebLogic environment where other clients (including PHP or
.NET) also had to be supported.
I remember JOSSO from my ESSO talk at ApacheCon Asia, the first time anybody
publicly used the word ESSO at a
for
: the way to develop really big e-commerce sites.
well, this is another discussion, it does not really belong to this thread.
Katia
2010/11/21 Werner Keil werner.k...@gmail.com
ATG Web Framework, a commercial solution from a company just purchased by
Oracle.
Some of its features
Back to the DevoXX discussion, it has clearly lost some momentum now, that
JavaOne was moved to the Sep/Oct timeslot, and DevoXX itself was even
shifted almost a month itself. While even the announcements and great news
of last year (Java getting Closures[?]) were not as close to becoming reality
*.
However, what I really hope is to come back to real world Tapestry 5 actual
work :)
Katia
2010/11/22 Werner Keil werner.k...@gmail.com
Back to the DevoXX discussion, it has clearly lost some momentum now, that
JavaOne was moved to the Sep/Oct timeslot, and DevoXX itself was even
shifted
Great,
Congratulations on that. Although used in a closed-source commercial project
based on T5, if the general idea of using OpenID or similar Identity
standards was also within scope for tapestry-security or something to build
on it, I'd be glad to share my experience and thoughts where the
It got more than JSF [?]
Although Oracle was to some extent present, since it was forced to change
its name from JavaPolis, DevoXX hasn't been quite the same any more. While
still called JavaPolis I noticed, the rather aggressive style of a Rails
speaker, and it may not bee too surprising, All
ATG Web Framework, a commercial solution from a company just purchased by
Oracle.
Some of its features were described as superior to Spring Framework, which
its stakeholders clearly deny.
It is not Open Source, but others, especially Seam are.
For this bigger move, T5 IOC should really adopt to JSR 330 annotations
where those are included, or has it already happened for sure with 5.2?
Those who are there, try to attend the round table Future of Java
including Stephen Colebourne, JCP EC Member Josh Bloch and others, which may
also shed light on the recently filed Java JSRs for SE7 and beyond.
Josh may not be allowed to speak so freely, as is the Oracle representative
for
Event despite earlier lawsuits aginst it when
it was still called JavaPolis[?]
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You could also use Quartz.
Werner
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 11:18 AM, p.stavrini...@albourne.com wrote:
This has to be done independently of the activity of the users on the web
application
Whats not clear to me is if you will be updating a UI or not... unless you
are, then why use
to TimeUnits than the plain JDK enum
provides. Also great for conversion between units, e.g. Parfait uses it for
Bit/sec or TB/h, etc.
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 11:20 AM, Werner Keil werner.k...@gmail.com wrote:
You could also use Quartz.
Werner
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 11:18 AM, p.stavrini
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