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Re: T5: a layout with varying style sheets

I agree that under normal circumstances the layout component should 
override styles in the embedded component, except in the cases (such as 
this example) where the embedded component represents a page. We /want/ 
the page to be able to have the ability to override styles in the 
general containing styles of the layout. This isn't the same situation 
as using some 3rd party component and needing to override those styles, 
but the problem is that Tapestry sees them as the same.


Robert Zeigler wrote:
Overall, that looks pretty good, but you could handle it easier, I 
think, by using the environment service.
The top level document is available during render from the Environment 
service, so you could use that in place of steps 2 and 3.
Consistent ordering would be nice... the difficult thing there is 
determining what ordering should be the correct ordering.
If you have some way or knowing what the correct ordering ought to be, 
then you could certainly traverse the dom and make sure your new link 
element is inserted in the correct location.
But the real question is knowing what the right order should be. Order 
of render is probably incorrect. For example, you create a layout 
component which inserts your application-specific stylesheets via the 
proposed custom style component. Your layout is embedded in a page, 
and as part of the layout body, there is a component which also uses 
the style component. Rendering order would place the style of the 
layout first, and the style of the embedded component second, which is 
probably not what you want since you might be overriding the 
component-default styling in your application style.  (You could get 
around that be declaring your layout/application-specific style 
component after the t:body/ of your layout component, but...) You 
don't want to have to explicitly define an order in the style 
component since you don't really know what stylesheets will be 
available.  But, again, if you can figure out what the order /ought/ 
to be, you should be able to enforce that order. :)


Robert

On Aug 13, 2007, at 8/136:08 PM , Chris Lewis wrote:

So it looks like one would need to (re)create something similar to 
the T4 Shell component.
I've taken a brief look at the DOM api, and if I were to write 
something as focused as a Style component, then it looks like I'd 
have to:


1) create my component class, either in my.namespace.components, or 
another module that is loaded and contributed

2) get a MarkupWriter instance via void beginRender/@BeginRender
3) use writer.getRootElement() to get the root, and then traverse 
into the head
4) assuming eHead is my head Element, use eHead.element(link, 
rel, stylesheet, type, text/css, href, 
TODO-css-url-here), to append a link


Can anyone comment on the (in)correctness of this?
It'd be nice to ensure ordering of the sheets somehow, so they can 
cascade properly. It'd be easier to do that with a more sophisticated 
Shell-link component that handled building the page base (head, 
metas, scripts, etc). Anyway, please share thoughts.


thanks
chris

Robert Zeigler wrote:

T5 renders with a dom.
Gives you a lot of control...
You could create a style component that finds the head and inserts 
the appropriate link element.
Then your components could add their own stylesheets using the style 
component, with the page and containing components none the wiser.
You would want to make sure that a given stylesheet is inserted only 
once, of course (eg, if your component is contained within a loop...).

A component like this should be very straightforward to write in T5.

Robert

On Aug 13, 2007, at 8/134:51 PM , Chris Lewis wrote:

One of the nice things I learned in my brief investigation of 
T4.1.2 was that the Shell component would automatically pick up any 
style sheets a page declared using the @Style annotation (or 
something like that). I've been wondering how something like this 
might be achieved in T5, using the available components as opposed 
to subclassing a base page. This seems like a feature that would be 
part of the core, as it is such a common need.
I know I could emulate this by creating a layout that expected a 
page property, say externalCss (a collection), and using the Loop 
component to iterate it and insert the link elements. Is this the 
only way to do this in T5?


thanks!
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Re: T5: radio, label

Nick, thanks for pointing that out and I'm glad to see its a known issue 
(hopefully that means a fix is coming). Thanks for your solution, but 
I'd rather just use the raw label tag. I'm not entirely sure what the 
benefit of using the the label component is to be honest, but it was one 
of those thing where I felt like I had to understand what was happening 
(I'm new to tap).

Thanks again!

chris

Nick Westgate wrote:

The problem is actually in the Radio component.
Copy its source to make your own component and apply these changes:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-1709

Cheers,
Nick.


Chris Lewis wrote:

tamseo,

Let me amend my last message. I can use t:label in the form as long 
as its not a child of the t:radiogroup component!



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Re: [NOOB] Getting the Locale without injection

2007-08-16 Thread Marcelo C. de Freitas

Sorry about my confusion regarding final classes.

I meant a object from a class that's not abstract.

The thing is I'm not subclassing neither *Component nor *Page and I
don't see this class working as or being constructed by a Hivemind
service.

I'm working with 4.1.



2007/8/16, Lutz Hühnken [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 Hi,

 which Tapestry version are you referring to? And what exactly do you
 mean with in a final object - are you talking about a component? In
 what way is the final part relevant?

 In Tapestry 4.0.x, the BasePage provides getLocale() and getMessages()
 methods. But I guess that's not what you are looking for?

 Lutz


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  Hello there,
 
  I want to get the page locale (and the page messages) in a final
  object without having to set them manually (meaning I can't do the
  @InjectObject stuff).
 
  Is there a way I can do that?
 
  I've looked for it into the Hivemind docs but I couldn't find
  anything really useful.
 
 
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Re: T5: date picker component

2007-08-16 Thread Ted Steen

This is something we will work on for the next release of this component.
All ideas on how to dynamically generate the java script ifFormat
for this (depending on the SimpleDateFormat on the server side) are
welcome. oh! and also how to get the DateTranslator in the module to
parse it correctly.

2007/8/16, Marcelo lotif [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 i was looking for it a few days ago...

 just one question: it will have an easy to set translator in the future?
 if i want to set my own format i'll have to recompile the module ...

 Thanks!

 2007/8/13, Ted Steen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  Hi!
  A new version of our date picker component is released.
  Compability issues with 5.0.5 is resolved.
 
  There are new features in un-commited code here, sent to me by Martin
  Dietze, but we want to have a closer look before we add it.
 
  http://code.google.com/p/tapestry5-jscalendar/
 
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RE : Re: T5: date picker component

2007-08-16 Thread Julien HENRY

Hi,

As I said on google bug tracker, a good idea would be
to put the date format in a localizable property file.
Typically, date format will depend on the user locale.

But I don't know how to do this... sorry.

Julien

--- Ted Steen [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :

 This is something we will work on for the next
 release of this component.
 All ideas on how to dynamically generate the java
 script ifFormat
 for this (depending on the SimpleDateFormat on the
 server side) are
 welcome. oh! and also how to get the DateTranslator
 in the module to
 parse it correctly.
 
 2007/8/16, Marcelo lotif [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  i was looking for it a few days ago...
 
  just one question: it will have an easy to set
 translator in the future?
  if i want to set my own format i'll have to
 recompile the module ...
 
  Thanks!
 
  2007/8/13, Ted Steen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  
   Hi!
   A new version of our date picker component is
 released.
   Compability issues with 5.0.5 is resolved.
  
   There are new features in un-commited code here,
 sent to me by Martin
   Dietze, but we want to have a closer look before
 we add it.
  
   http://code.google.com/p/tapestry5-jscalendar/
  
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Re: T5: radio, label

2007-08-16 Thread Nick Westgate (Work)


You're welcome.
It wasn't a known issue before you found it. I just debugged and logged it.

The benefits of using the label component are:
- DRY: a component declares its label once, and the Label refers to it
- validation decoration of the resulting label

Cheers,
Nick.



Chris Lewis-5 wrote:
 
 Nick, thanks for pointing that out and I'm glad to see its a known issue 
 (hopefully that means a fix is coming). Thanks for your solution, but 
 I'd rather just use the raw label tag. I'm not entirely sure what the 
 benefit of using the the label component is to be honest, but it was one 
 of those thing where I felt like I had to understand what was happening 
 (I'm new to tap).
 Thanks again!
 
 chris
 
 Nick Westgate wrote:
 The problem is actually in the Radio component.
 Copy its source to make your own component and apply these changes:
 https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-1709

 Cheers,
 Nick.


 Chris Lewis wrote:
 tamseo,

 Let me amend my last message. I can use t:label in the form as long 
 as its not a child of the t:radiogroup component!


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Re: Class cast exception in ASTChain, Bug OGNL-11

2007-08-16 Thread Andrus Adamchik


I am an open source developer myself and I *love* when the users submit
patches that work or at least create intelligent Jira's :-) 

But that's not the point here. Even though there is an OGNL-11 bug report,
this is not a bug. This is a new feature of Tapestry 4.1. No matter was
else was said in this thread, there is clearly a consensus between Tapestry
commiters and users about what is causing it. The disagreement is what (if
anything) should be done about that. So it will not help if I open another
bug report saying my @For loop is broken - it will not get fixed unless we
all agree that 4.0 scriptable behavior was a good thing :-)


Cheers,
Andrus




Kalle Korhonen-2 wrote:
 
 Exclude the version that comes with 4.1.2 and fall back to 2.6.7. But, I
 think it's the responsibility of us, the users, to iron out the bugs in
 the
 expressionCompiler. I mean it's the least we can do. The benefits far
 outweigh the current issues from my perspective and Jesse's more than
 willing to fix any emerging issues. Everybody wants it, but if no one but
 him is willing to put down some effort, it'll never be finished.
 
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T5: static page variables in templates


Hello,

I'm implementing a form with some radio buttons. My understanding so far 
is that the radio buttons provide a value, and that value is stored in 
the containing RadioGroup's value parameter when the form is submitted. 
The form has only 2 radio buttons, each representing a string value. 
This string value should be a constant in the page class, but I can't 
figure out how to grab a constant from the page class in the template. 
In T4 this was done with something like:


value=ognl:@com.app.MyPage.STATIC_MEMBER

How can this be done in T5?

thanks!
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Re: T5 developing with WTP and TOMCAT

2007-08-16 Thread Denny

Ok, now, I am using jettylauncher eclipse plugin to develop T5. I hope T5
can fix the problem about working with tomcat. There are many people using
tomcat for develop and product.

On 8/15/07, Denny deng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Hi,

 I develop with WTP and TOMCAT. If I set the tomcat don't auto-reload,
 tapestry5 can take the changes of html template, while it can't take the
 chages of page class. It make the hot code replace failed. However, If I
 enable tomcat auto-reload. tapestry can take both html template and page
 class changes. But, it will cause tomcat reload the context. It's very
 slow,
 and after some times, it will cause tomcat out of memory. I know using
 Jetty
 servlet container will be fine. But I like developing with eclipse WTP.

 So I like the way of T3, T4, just add a java system property.
 -Dorg.apache.tapestry.disable-caching=true. It would be fine. just a bit
 slow while reload the page.
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Re: T5: static page variables in templates

2007-08-16 Thread Daniel Jue

T5 uses Prop, so you should be able to specify it using ${prop:STATIC_MEMBER}

On 8/16/07, Chris Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello,

 I'm implementing a form with some radio buttons. My understanding so far
 is that the radio buttons provide a value, and that value is stored in
 the containing RadioGroup's value parameter when the form is submitted.
 The form has only 2 radio buttons, each representing a string value.
 This string value should be a constant in the page class, but I can't
 figure out how to grab a constant from the page class in the template.
 In T4 this was done with something like:

 value=ognl:@com.app.MyPage.STATIC_MEMBER

 How can this be done in T5?

 thanks!
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Re: [Announce] Acegi Security library for Tapestry 5


I may have two questions :

- First is it normal that you choose not to use the
SecurityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter ? I used this :



 public static void contributeHttpServletRequestHandler(
 OrderedConfigurationHttpServletRequestFilter configuration,
 WebApplicationContext webApplicationContext) {
   
   Filter securityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter =
 (Filter)webApplicationContext.getBean(securityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter);
 configuration.add(acegiSecurityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter,
   new
 HttpServletRequestFilterWrapper(securityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter),
 after:acegiRememberMeProcessingFilter);
 }
 

- I tryied to use the loggout feature, but it seams not working : Error
404 when calling /j_acegi_logout. Should I add something somewhere ?

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Re: T5 developing with WTP and TOMCAT

2007-08-16 Thread Daniel Jue

I use Tomcat 5.5.23 and WTP for development.  My context probably
reloads 200-400 times a day.  Only when  I am making changes to
web.xml/context.xml, log4j.properties, hibernate xmls do I need to
stop and then start the server again.

I have never run into a memory issue, although if I run modules
directly from workspace the temp directory under my
workspace/.metadata//server-core can get hosed sometimes.  I've
had more reliability running straight from the Tomcat container, with
everything initialized through WTP.

On 8/16/07, Denny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Ok, now, I am using jettylauncher eclipse plugin to develop T5. I hope T5
 can fix the problem about working with tomcat. There are many people using
 tomcat for develop and product.

 On 8/15/07, Denny deng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
  Hi,
 
  I develop with WTP and TOMCAT. If I set the tomcat don't auto-reload,
  tapestry5 can take the changes of html template, while it can't take the
  chages of page class. It make the hot code replace failed. However, If I
  enable tomcat auto-reload. tapestry can take both html template and page
  class changes. But, it will cause tomcat reload the context. It's very
  slow,
  and after some times, it will cause tomcat out of memory. I know using
  Jetty
  servlet container will be fine. But I like developing with eclipse WTP.
 
  So I like the way of T3, T4, just add a java system property.
  -Dorg.apache.tapestry.disable-caching=true. It would be fine. just a bit
  slow while reload the page.
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Re: T5: static page variables in templates

But alas, you cannot. If I remember correctly, you're not allowed to use 
expansions in parameters (${}). This isn't needed for value as its 
expanded anyway, but the bottom line is T5 throws an exception if you do 
something like this:


t:radio value=prop:STATIC_FIELD/
or
t:radio value=${prop:STATIC_FIELD}/
or
t:radio value=STATIC_FIELD/

Even if the page class has this field. It throws an exception with the 
message:


Could not convert 'prop:AGENT_LISTER' into a component parameter 
binding: Class xxx.Login does not contain a property named 
'AGENT_LISTER' (within property expression 'AGENT_LISTER').


Daniel Jue wrote:

T5 uses Prop, so you should be able to specify it using ${prop:STATIC_MEMBER}

On 8/16/07, Chris Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

Hello,

I'm implementing a form with some radio buttons. My understanding so far
is that the radio buttons provide a value, and that value is stored in
the containing RadioGroup's value parameter when the form is submitted.
The form has only 2 radio buttons, each representing a string value.
This string value should be a constant in the page class, but I can't
figure out how to grab a constant from the page class in the template.
In T4 this was done with something like:

value=ognl:@com.app.MyPage.STATIC_MEMBER

How can this be done in T5?

thanks!
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Re: T5 developing with WTP and TOMCAT

2007-08-16 Thread Thiago H de Paula Figueiredo


On Thu, 16 Aug 2007 12:54:31 -0300, Denny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Ok, now, I am using jettylauncher eclipse plugin to develop T5. I hope T5
can fix the problem about working with tomcat. There are many people  
using tomcat for develop and product.


It's a Tomcat issue, not a Tapestry one. Howard explains the problem here:  
http://tapestryjava.blogspot.com/2007/02/fighting-with-tomcat.html


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Re: T5: static page variables in templates

2007-08-16 Thread Josh Canfield

I can't test this right now, but my first guess would be that you haven't
implemented a getter method for the value.

do you have a public String getAGENT_LISTER() method?


On 8/16/07, Chris Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 But alas, you cannot. If I remember correctly, you're not allowed to use
 expansions in parameters (${}). This isn't needed for value as its
 expanded anyway, but the bottom line is T5 throws an exception if you do
 something like this:

 t:radio value=prop:STATIC_FIELD/
 or
 t:radio value=${prop:STATIC_FIELD}/
 or
 t:radio value=STATIC_FIELD/

 Even if the page class has this field. It throws an exception with the
 message:

 Could not convert 'prop:AGENT_LISTER' into a component parameter
 binding: Class xxx.Login does not contain a property named
 'AGENT_LISTER' (within property expression 'AGENT_LISTER').

 Daniel Jue wrote:
  T5 uses Prop, so you should be able to specify it using
 ${prop:STATIC_MEMBER}
 
  On 8/16/07, Chris Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hello,
 
  I'm implementing a form with some radio buttons. My understanding so
 far
  is that the radio buttons provide a value, and that value is stored in
  the containing RadioGroup's value parameter when the form is submitted.
  The form has only 2 radio buttons, each representing a string value.
  This string value should be a constant in the page class, but I can't
  figure out how to grab a constant from the page class in the template.
  In T4 this was done with something like:
 
  value=ognl:@com.app.MyPage.STATIC_MEMBER
 
  How can this be done in T5?
 
  thanks!
  chris
 
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Well... I made this, and now I can Login / Logout and use isUserInRole() and
getUserPrincipal() methods



 public static void contributeHttpServletRequestHandler(
 OrderedConfigurationHttpServletRequestFilter configuration,
 WebApplicationContext webApplicationContext,
 @InjectService(rememberMeLogoutHandler)
 LogoutHandler rememberMeLogoutHandler,
 @Inject @Value(${acegi.logout.url})
 String logoutUrl,
 @Inject @Value(${acegi.afterlogout.url})
 String afterLogoutUrl
 ) {
   
   Filter securityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter =
 (Filter)webApplicationContext.getBean(securityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter);
 configuration.add(acegiSecurityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter,
   new
 HttpServletRequestFilterWrapper(securityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter),
 after:acegiRememberMeProcessingFilter);
 
 LogoutHandler[] logoutHandler = {
   new SecurityContextLogoutHandler(),
   rememberMeLogoutHandler 
   } ;
 
 LogoutFilter acegiLogoutFilter = new
 LogoutFilter(afterLogoutUrl,logoutHandler);
   
 acegiLogoutFilter.setFilterProcessesUrl(logoutUrl);
 
 configuration.add(acegiLogoutFilter,
   new HttpServletRequestFilterWrapper(acegiLogoutFilter),
 after:acegiHttpSessionContextIntegrationFilter);
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Re: T5: static page variables in templates

2007-08-16 Thread Nick Westgate (Work)


You can use agentLister if you add a getAgentLister accessor to your
class.
Prop is the default binding for value and expansions - prop: is not
needed,
and you can use expansions in parameters.

Or use message:agentLister with a properties file.

Cheers,
Nick.



Chris Lewis-5 wrote:
 
 But alas, you cannot. If I remember correctly, you're not allowed to use 
 expansions in parameters (${}). This isn't needed for value as its 
 expanded anyway, but the bottom line is T5 throws an exception if you do 
 something like this:
 
 t:radio value=prop:STATIC_FIELD/
 or
 t:radio value=${prop:STATIC_FIELD}/
 or
 t:radio value=STATIC_FIELD/
 
 Even if the page class has this field. It throws an exception with the 
 message:
 
 Could not convert 'prop:AGENT_LISTER' into a component parameter 
 binding: Class xxx.Login does not contain a property named 
 'AGENT_LISTER' (within property expression 'AGENT_LISTER').
 
 Daniel Jue wrote:
 T5 uses Prop, so you should be able to specify it using
 ${prop:STATIC_MEMBER}

 On 8/16/07, Chris Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   
 Hello,

 I'm implementing a form with some radio buttons. My understanding so far
 is that the radio buttons provide a value, and that value is stored in
 the containing RadioGroup's value parameter when the form is submitted.
 The form has only 2 radio buttons, each representing a string value.
 This string value should be a constant in the page class, but I can't
 figure out how to grab a constant from the page class in the template.
 In T4 this was done with something like:

 value=ognl:@com.app.MyPage.STATIC_MEMBER

 How can this be done in T5?

 thanks!
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Re: T5: static page variables in templates

Of course not - its a public static member. I realize Tap is trying to 
call this as part of the expansion, but what I'm asking is if there is a 
way to instruct Tap 5 (as there is Tap 4) to look for a static field.


Josh Canfield wrote:

I can't test this right now, but my first guess would be that you haven't
implemented a getter method for the value.

do you have a public String getAGENT_LISTER() method?


On 8/16/07, Chris Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

But alas, you cannot. If I remember correctly, you're not allowed to use
expansions in parameters (${}). This isn't needed for value as its
expanded anyway, but the bottom line is T5 throws an exception if you do
something like this:

t:radio value=prop:STATIC_FIELD/
or
t:radio value=${prop:STATIC_FIELD}/
or
t:radio value=STATIC_FIELD/

Even if the page class has this field. It throws an exception with the
message:

Could not convert 'prop:AGENT_LISTER' into a component parameter
binding: Class xxx.Login does not contain a property named
'AGENT_LISTER' (within property expression 'AGENT_LISTER').

Daniel Jue wrote:


T5 uses Prop, so you should be able to specify it using
  

${prop:STATIC_MEMBER}


On 8/16/07, Chris Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  

Hello,

I'm implementing a form with some radio buttons. My understanding so


far


is that the radio buttons provide a value, and that value is stored in
the containing RadioGroup's value parameter when the form is submitted.
The form has only 2 radio buttons, each representing a string value.
This string value should be a constant in the page class, but I can't
figure out how to grab a constant from the page class in the template.
In T4 this was done with something like:

value=ognl:@com.app.MyPage.STATIC_MEMBER

How can this be done in T5?

thanks!
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Re: RE : Re: T5: date picker component

2007-08-16 Thread Ted Steen

I think it would be nice to have a DateFormat parameter on the
component which can default to the current locale.
I will have a look at it..

2007/8/16, Julien HENRY [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 Hi,

 As I said on google bug tracker, a good idea would be
 to put the date format in a localizable property file.
 Typically, date format will depend on the user locale.

 But I don't know how to do this... sorry.

 Julien

 --- Ted Steen [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :

  This is something we will work on for the next
  release of this component.
  All ideas on how to dynamically generate the java
  script ifFormat
  for this (depending on the SimpleDateFormat on the
  server side) are
  welcome. oh! and also how to get the DateTranslator
  in the module to
  parse it correctly.
 
  2007/8/16, Marcelo lotif [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
   i was looking for it a few days ago...
  
   just one question: it will have an easy to set
  translator in the future?
   if i want to set my own format i'll have to
  recompile the module ...
  
   Thanks!
  
   2007/8/13, Ted Steen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
   
Hi!
A new version of our date picker component is
  released.
Compability issues with 5.0.5 is resolved.
   
There are new features in un-commited code here,
  sent to me by Martin
Dietze, but we want to have a closer look before
  we add it.
   
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Re: T5: static page variables in templates

Exactly. getters/setters are fluff for this, and I prefer the semantics 
of static finals as opposed to storing the possible values in the 
message catalog.
In reality it seems like the radio type components could have a bit more 
cohesion - let me elaborate. If you are using radio buttons, then you 
are absolutely restricting the user to 1 of N available choices. If you 
have multiple instances of absolutely bounded choices, then you have 
multiple radio groups. The point to take home is radio groups are only 
ever used to allow the selection of 1 choice from a known and finite set 
of choices.
This aspect is not encapsulated by the radio component. It seems like 
this could be implemented with a (sorted) map, and then you could supply 
this map object to the radio container. This would alleviate the need to 
explicitly set the value on each radio component in the container, and 
would also open the door for extra validation (like the selection that 
comes it is actually a valid key in the map).


This probably wouldn't be too hard to implement. I'm not at all bashing 
the components, I'm just pointing out what seems like a useful and 
natural improvement.


Daniel Jue wrote:

I think he wants to bypass the need for a getter and try to directly
retrieve something like a static final, which should have the public
visibility needed.  I just assumed prop: would work since you specify
the exact name, instead of having get appended.

I guess ognl's special syntax for getting statics was that you specify
the full path to the class that holds the static?

On 8/16/07, Josh Canfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

I can't test this right now, but my first guess would be that you haven't
implemented a getter method for the value.

do you have a public String getAGENT_LISTER() method?


On 8/16/07, Chris Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


But alas, you cannot. If I remember correctly, you're not allowed to use
expansions in parameters (${}). This isn't needed for value as its
expanded anyway, but the bottom line is T5 throws an exception if you do
something like this:

t:radio value=prop:STATIC_FIELD/
or
t:radio value=${prop:STATIC_FIELD}/
or
t:radio value=STATIC_FIELD/

Even if the page class has this field. It throws an exception with the
message:

Could not convert 'prop:AGENT_LISTER' into a component parameter
binding: Class xxx.Login does not contain a property named
'AGENT_LISTER' (within property expression 'AGENT_LISTER').

Daniel Jue wrote:
  

T5 uses Prop, so you should be able to specify it using


${prop:STATIC_MEMBER}
  

On 8/16/07, Chris Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Hello,

I'm implementing a form with some radio buttons. My understanding so
  

far
  

is that the radio buttons provide a value, and that value is stored in
the containing RadioGroup's value parameter when the form is submitted.
The form has only 2 radio buttons, each representing a string value.
This string value should be a constant in the page class, but I can't
figure out how to grab a constant from the page class in the template.
In T4 this was done with something like:

value=ognl:@com.app.MyPage.STATIC_MEMBER

How can this be done in T5?

thanks!
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[T5] Ajax tests

2007-08-16 Thread David Avenante

Hi,

I play with T5 and want to explore Ajax capacity.

I need to know which service is responsible on the instantiation of a
component.

Is it possible to have a resume (classes implied) of how Tapestry process
component instantiation.

Thanks for any input ;)

T-4.1.2 css overrides broken


Folks,

Something changed with regard to CSS. I was overriding fine in T-4.0. Now it 
is broken.


Here is whats in my layout.css
div#header {
color: black;
clear: both;
padding: 0;
height: 15%;
width: 100%;
background: #fff url( images/trails-header94.jpg ) top left no-repeat;
}


Here is my markup rendered from my Home.html...
script type=text/javascriptdjConfig = 
{isDebug:false,baseRelativePath:/assets/static/dojo-0.4.3/,parseWidgets:false,locale:en} 
/script


script type=text/javascript 
src=/assets/static/dojo-0.4.3/dojo.js/script

script type=text/javascript
dojo.registerModulePath(tapestry, /assets/static/tapestry);
/script
script type=text/javascript 
src=/assets/static/tapestry/core.js/script

script type=text/javascript
dojo.require(tapestry.namespace);
tapestry.requestEncoding='UTF-8';
/script


!-- Application: trails --
!-- Page: Home --
!-- Generated: Thu Aug 16 13:52:26 EDT 2007 --

html
head
meta name=generator content=Tapestry Application Framework, version 
4.1.2 /
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css title=don't select 
href=/styles/tapestryskin/theme.css /


style type=text/css

div#header {
color: black;
clear: both;
padding: 0;
height: 15%;
width: 100%;
margin: 0;
		background: #fff url( 
/BlobService.svc?class=org.trails.demo.AdminLayoutcontentType=image/bmpfileName=eclipse.bmpid=1property=header 
) top left no-repeat;

}

body {
background-repeat: inherit;
padding: 5;
margin: 5;
width:  100%;
		background: #fff url( 
/BlobService.svc?class=org.trails.demo.AdminLayoutcontentType=image/giffileName=backgd-original.gifid=1property=background 
) top left repeat;

}

div#main {
padding: 15 auto;
width:  100%;
}

div#splash {
		background: #fff url( 
/BlobService.svc?class=org.trails.demo.AdminLayoutcontentType=image/jpegfileName=bae.parts.splash.jpgid=1property=splash 
) top left no-repeat;

}

div#page {
overflow:   auto;
width:  100%;
padding: 0 0 0 0;
margin: 0 0 0 0;
background-repeat: repeat;
		background: #fff url( 
/BlobService.svc?class=org.trails.demo.AdminLayoutcontentType=image/giffileName=backgd-original.gifid=1property=background 
) top left no-repeat;

}
/style

/head


body id=Body


div id=page

a id=PageLink href=/Home.page
div id=header 
/div
/a

OK, my CustomHead (which extends Shell) rendered the overrides.

Background override works.

header override fails to work

Any ideas?

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Re: T-4.1.2 css overrides broken


What I meant by header override failed to work ...

The original layout.css image appears in Mozilla. IE nothing appears. So my 
header override is as if it does not exist.


Could there be a reserved work collision with header? I did try headermain 
but that did nothing.


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tapestry + ognl bootstrap issue - app broken


Same stack trace occurs on

tapestry.version4.1.3-SNAPSHOT/tapestry.version
ognl.version2.7.1-SNAPSHOT/ognl.version

My Home.html only renders a stack trace..

Any ideas?

Best regards
Ken in nashua

--- STACK TRACE FOLLOWS:
HTTP ERROR: 500

ognl.OgnlContext.getLocalReferences()Ljava/util/Map;

RequestURI=/app
Caused by:

org.apache.hivemind.ApplicationRuntimeException: 
ognl.OgnlContext.getLocalReferences()Ljava/util/Map; 
[classpath:/org/apache/tapestry/html/Style.jwc, line 56, column 55]
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.error.ExceptionPresenterImpl.presentException(ExceptionPresenterImpl.java:66)
	at 
org.trails.exception.ApplicationExceptionPresenterImpl.presentException(ApplicationExceptionPresenterImpl.java:26)
	at 
$ExceptionPresenter_1146fe0f759.presentException($ExceptionPresenter_1146fe0f759.java)
	at 
$ExceptionPresenter_1146fe0f758.presentException($ExceptionPresenter_1146fe0f758.java)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.engine.AbstractEngine.activateExceptionPage(AbstractEngine.java:117)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.engine.AbstractEngine.service(AbstractEngine.java:269)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.services.impl.InvokeEngineTerminator.service(InvokeEngineTerminator.java:54)
	at 
$WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7cb.service($WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7cb.java)
	at 
$WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ca.service($WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ca.java)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.services.impl.DisableCachingFilter.service(DisableCachingFilter.java:54)
	at 
$WebRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7cd.service($WebRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7cd.java)
	at 
$WebRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7cc.service($WebRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7cc.java)
	at 
$WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ce.service($WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ce.java)

at org.trails.i18n.LocaleFilter.service(LocaleFilter.java:26)
	at 
$WebRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7c9.service($WebRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7c9.java)
	at 
$WebRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7c8.service($WebRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7c8.java)
	at 
$WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ce.service($WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ce.java)
	at 
$WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7c5.service($WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7c5.java)
	at 
$WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7c4.service($WebRequestServicer_1146fe0f7c4.java)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.services.impl.WebRequestServicerPipelineBridge.service(WebRequestServicerPipelineBridge.java:61)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ab.service($ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ab.java)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7aa.service($ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7aa.java)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.request.DecodedRequestInjector.service(DecodedRequestInjector.java:55)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a7.service($ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a7.java)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a6.service($ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a6.java)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ac.service($ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ac.java)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.multipart.MultipartDecoderFilter.service(MultipartDecoderFilter.java:52)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a5.service($ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a5.java)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a4.service($ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a4.java)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ac.service($ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ac.java)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.services.impl.SetupRequestEncoding.service(SetupRequestEncoding.java:53)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a9.service($ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a9.java)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a8.service($ServletRequestServicerFilter_1146fe0f7a8.java)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ac.service($ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f7ac.java)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f79f.service($ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f79f.java)
	at 
$ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f79e.service($ServletRequestServicer_1146fe0f79e.java)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.ApplicationServlet.doService(ApplicationServlet.java:126)
	at 
org.apache.tapestry.ApplicationServlet.doGet(ApplicationServlet.java:103)

at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:740)
at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:853)
at 
org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.ServletHolder.handle(ServletHolder.java:491)
	at 
org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.ServletHandler$CachedChain.doFilter(ServletHandler.java:1074)
	at 
org.springframework.web.filter.OncePerRequestFilter.doFilter(OncePerRequestFilter.java:70)
	at 
org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.ServletHandler$CachedChain.doFilter(ServletHandler.java:1065)
	at 
org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.support.OpenSessionInViewFilter.doFilterInternal(OpenSessionInViewFilter.java:198)
	at 
org.springframework.web.filter.OncePerRequestFilter.doFilter(OncePerRequestFilter.java:75)
	at 
org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.ServletHandler$CachedChain.doFilter(ServletHandler.java:1065)
	at

Re: [Tapestry Beginner] Validation is ignored

2007-08-16 Thread Marcus Schulte

I can't really see your mistake from the code, but anyway, here are
two things that could be wrong:

1. for client-side validation to work, you need to set the
clienValidationEnabled parameter of your form to true

2. be sure to bind the form's delegate-parameter to your delegate.

3. if you want server-side validation check the delegate bean using hasErrors

2007/8/16, ipoese [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Hi Everyone,

 i've been teaching myself tapestry for some time now, and everytime i think
 i am finally getting a grip on it something new comes up.
 OK, here's the deal... (i'll be using snippets since you guys probably don't
 want a million lines of code... all code i post compiles in it's context and
 runs without exceptions)

 i have to pages, Login and Register

 First for login:

 Login.html has:
 tr
   tdlabel jwcid=@FieldLabel field=component:usernameUser
 Name/label/td
   tdinput jwcid=username//td
 /tr

 Login.page has:
   bean name=ValidString class=myproject.Validator.ValidString /

   component id=username type=TextField
 binding name=value value=username/
 binding name=validators value=validators:required,$ValidString /
 binding name=displayName value=message:username /
   /component

 Login.java has:

   public abstract String getUsername();
   public abstract void setUsername(String Username);

   public IPage tryLogin(){ // -- gets called when the form around username
 is submitted
 //do fancy stuff
   }

 this works quite good. it checks the enteresd string in username against the
 self written Validator $ValidString. I can debug, breakpoint, step-though
 and see all the magic happening. quite cool, acctually.

 Now for Register

 Register.html
   trtdfirstname /tdtdinput type=text jwcid=firstname
 //td/tr
   trtdlastname  /tdtdinput type=text jwcid=lastname
 //td/tr

 Register.page
   bean name=ValidString class=myproject.Validator.ValidString / !--
 same validator as before --

   !-- Form --
   component id=register type=Form
 binding name=listener value=listener:tryUserCreate/
   /component

   component id=submitRegister type=Submit
   /component

   !-- Attributes of a Person --
   component id=firstname type=TextField
 binding name=value value=firstname/
 binding name=validators value=validators:required,$ehfgbiasdbgujas
 / !-- NOTE THIS --
   /component

   component id=lastname type=TextField
 binding name=value value=lastname/
 binding name=validators value=validators:required,$ValidString /
   /component

 Register.java

   public abstract String getFirstname();
   public abstract String getLastname();

   public IPage tryUserCreate(){
 // do more fancy stuff
   }

 now this acctually compiles and runs (!!!) without an error or expection
 even tho the gibberish Validator bean in firstname does not exist. This form
 has a lot more fields to it, and two more self written validators but this
 is pretty much the essence.
 now - the Validators here get ignored. i can write anything after the $ and
 it still runs through without any trouble. I can even delete the bean
 statement completely withouth raising an exception.
 required is also ignored - it jumps right into the listener without looking
 at the Validators.
 This started happening after i had to refactor the class to move it to
 another package. Used the NetBeans refactor (which always worked before) and
 suddenly it would not validate anymore. Refactoring it back does not help
 either.

 if i type somthing like this in one if the TextFields it does give me an
 exception upon loading the page:
 binding name=validators value=validators:required,fsgdsfghkjsn /

 Here is what i have tried:

 i have moved the Form around in register - even used it inline - same thing
 i have copied and pasted the content to a new file - same thing
 i have used tapestry 4.1.1, 4.1.2 and the nightly 4.1.3 - same thing
 i have deleted the project and reloaded it from svn - same thing
 i have set up NetBeans completely new - same thing
 i have run the application on two more machines (Windows, Debian, Ubuntu) -
 same thing
 i have run it with sun java 1.5 and 1.6 - same thing

 also, if i tried to use a Fieldlabel (maybe thats the error ?) and copied
 the username from Login to Register (it has a username too) - one to one
 copy - works in Login, not in Register (the Fieldlabel says no DisplayName
 was set in Username - which i definetly had set - and throws an expception)

 anybody got any idea why the validators get ignored or why Register is
 behaving to strange ? i really need this to work sometime soon...

 Hope this mail is not too cryptic,
 Ingmar
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This error persists...

If anyone can elaborate on the impact to CSS and workaround that would be 
terrific.


I am currently running

tapestry.version4.1.3-SNAPSHOT/tapestry.version
ognl.version2.7.1-SNAPSHOT/ognl.version

-Dorg.apache.tapestry.disable-caching=true

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Re: [Tapestry Beginner] Validation is ignored

2007-08-16 Thread ipoese



Marcus Schulte wrote:
 
 I can't really see your mistake from the code, but anyway, here are
 two things that could be wrong:
 
 1. for client-side validation to work, you need to set the
 clienValidationEnabled parameter of your form to true
 
 2. be sure to bind the form's delegate-parameter to your delegate.
 
 3. if you want server-side validation check the delegate bean using
 hasErrors
 
 

thanks for the answer - i have figured it out by myself by now - i used the
listener event in the form instead of success - which means no matter what
validation says, the form will still be submitted to the listener. This is
not what i would have expected to happen - but it did happen, and it
confused me greatly. Using the SubmitType submit and success listener now
gets it all working nicely even with the self written validators.

again, thanks for the answer - i think the issue at hand is resolved... 

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Re: Jessionid and static resources

2007-08-16 Thread Jesse Kuhnert

Yeah that is a lame practice.   It doesn't do it anymore.

(or at least won't in the next 5-8 minutes)

On 8/15/07, Kevin Menard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 About a year back I asked about jsessionid being added to static resources
 and how this was messing with us serving those resources up through apache
 httpd [1].  At the time, it was indicated that this would be fixed for 4.1.
 I've just gotten back into the 4.1.x game recently.  Can anyone comment on
 whether or not this has been addressed?

 Thanks,
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Re: [Announce] Acegi Security library for Tapestry 5

2007-08-16 Thread Robin Helgelin

On 8/16/07, Kheldar666 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I may have two questions :

 - First is it normal that you choose not to use the
 SecurityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter ? I used this :

Is it needed? Can the filter be found without using spring beans? I
want the library to be completly free of spring dependencies (I know I
can't avoid Acegi using spring, but the library doesn't need to.

 - I tryied to use the loggout feature, but it seams not working : Error
 404 when calling /j_acegi_logout. Should I add something somewhere ?

The idea is to use the LogoutService.

@Inject
LogoutService logoutService;

logoutService.logout();

If that doesn't work, something is wrong :)

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Re: Class cast exception in ASTChain, Bug OGNL-11

2007-08-16 Thread Jesse Kuhnert

Well, you guys let me know what it is that you want I guess.

Though I'm sure many will not care about the perf increase at all
there are some tapestry users with very large public facing
applications where things like this are a huge bump in response times
- which goes in to all kinds of formulas that eventually come out to
happier users/ less money or similar... maybe

If enough people want it I guess some kind of don't ever compile
option could be made configurable somehow.

On 8/16/07, Andrus Adamchik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I am an open source developer myself and I *love* when the users submit
patches that work or at least create intelligent Jira's :-)

But that's not the point here. Even though there is an OGNL-11 bug report,
this is not a bug. This is a new feature of Tapestry 4.1. No matter was
else was said in this thread, there is clearly a consensus between Tapestry
commiters and users about what is causing it. The disagreement is what (if
anything) should be done about that. So it will not help if I open another
bug report saying my @For loop is broken - it will not get fixed unless we
all agree that 4.0 scriptable behavior was a good thing :-)

Cheers,
Andrus

Kalle Korhonen-2 wrote:

Exclude the version that comes with 4.1.2 and fall back to 2.6.7. But, I
think it's the responsibility of us, the users, to iron out the bugs in
the
expressionCompiler. I mean it's the least we can do. The benefits far
outweigh the current issues from my perspective and Jesse's more than
willing to fix any emerging issues. Everybody wants it, but if no one but
him is willing to put down some effort, it'll never be finished.

Kalle

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Re: [Announce] Acegi Security library for Tapestry 5