Re: Hi Everyone in Tapestry Land :-)

[Jon W]

Here's an example from the utubes selections we'll showing for the
re-edumafication of the liberals

Hitler learns Trump won the election!
https://youtu.be/dtaCUVtl8o8

On Fri, Nov 25, 2016 at 4:11 PM, Jon W  wrote:

> whoops, idiots at google fucked this wonderful gratis content. oh my gawd,
> people will be going home for the fokkin turkeys with the rest of the
> bumpkins and they won't have any good jokes to tell...
>
>
> Just in case Howard has the nerve to come around here. I got some karaoke
> for you...
>
> Call the cops, call the cops
> Got mad motherfucking marijuana crops
> Got lime trees and lemon trees
> Got 20 dirty bitches down on their knees
> Water, water, H2O
> No big screens, no HBO
> Tomato, tomato, potato, potato
> These hoes just won the fat boy lotto
> Hef, please let me use your grotto, hefty bitches is my motto
> If you get on top, hooker, I think you might break my throttle
> I'll knock your head off, you softer than a bitch's skin
> You stupid bitches cannot win, fuck your wifey in the face
> And then I'll take your next of kin, Rin Tin Tin, I'll stick a dildo
> In your fucking fish food, which dude's fish food
> A rich dude's fish food, I got an iPad
> IMac body and your mama sucks my dick when she's high on mollies...Mollies
>
> On Fri, Nov 25, 2016 at 2:03 PM,  wrote:
>
>> Maybe this is a good time to discuss how well with some of Tapestry's
>> concepts could translate into a modern approach. There is a bunch of
>> component oriented frontend frameworks could be a base for a good
>> isomorphic Java framework? I've dabbled with Aurelia and really like it
>>
>> On Friday, November 25, 2016 Jon W  wrote:
>>
>> Yes, by all means enjoys the Turkey gorge. Enjoy it well, could quite
>> likely be your last.
>>
>> On Fri, Nov 25, 2016 at 11:54 AM, Charles Roth 
>> wrote:
>>
>> > At the risk of poking the bear...
>> >
>> > I'm sure that, with your charm and winning ways with people, you'll go
>> far
>> > in this industry. (As long as you don't actually have to work with
>> people.)
>> >
>> > Happy Thanksgiving (pardon the US-centrism), all.
>> >
>> > And I personally am grateful for the rest of you, and your thoughts and
>> > suggestions. Yes, Tapestry is moving into legacy-land for us, but we
>> still
>> > have (literally) millions of happy customers that we support with it.
>> >
>> > Cheers.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > On 11/25/2016 11:52 AM, Jon W wrote:
>> >
>> >> Obviously there is no reason to ever use tapestry in the fucking future
>> >> (like the fucking future we are in now for christ's sakes.)
>> >> Anybody who's not writing webapps in Typescript 2 is a hopeless retard.
>> >>
>> >> Anyways, tapestry was useable for a while. If your job is maintaining
>> some
>> >> fucking hopeless legacy shit, i almost feel sorry for u, but i got 99
>> >> problems, and that ain't fucking one of them.
>> >> Howard obviously knows it useless garbage. Where the fuck did he fuck
>> off
>> >> to? LOLLL
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Anyways, cock-eaters abound.
>> >>
>> >> Back to the original message of this spam email, does anyone know any
>> of
>> >> those dickless trannies at react-os? I've got a 50' cat5 cable that
>> needs
>> >> to get wound round someones neck down there.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Peas Out
>> >> Jon
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
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Fwd: Hi Everyone in Tapestry Land :-)

[Jon W]

whoops, idiots at google fucked this wonderful gratis content. oh my gawd,
people will be going home for the fokkin turkeys with the rest of the
bumpkins and they won't have any good jokes to tell...


Just in case Howard has the nerve to come around here. I got some karaoke
for you...

Call the cops, call the cops
Got mad motherfucking marijuana crops
Got lime trees and lemon trees
Got 20 dirty bitches down on their knees
Water, water, H2O
No big screens, no HBO
Tomato, tomato, potato, potato
These hoes just won the fat boy lotto
Hef, please let me use your grotto, hefty bitches is my motto
If you get on top, hooker, I think you might break my throttle
I'll knock your head off, you softer than a bitch's skin
You stupid bitches cannot win, fuck your wifey in the face
And then I'll take your next of kin, Rin Tin Tin, I'll stick a dildo
In your fucking fish food, which dude's fish food
A rich dude's fish food, I got an iPad
IMac body and your mama sucks my dick when she's high on mollies...Mollies

On Fri, Nov 25, 2016 at 2:03 PM,  wrote:

> Maybe this is a good time to discuss how well with some of Tapestry's
> concepts could translate into a modern approach. There is a bunch of
> component oriented frontend frameworks could be a base for a good
> isomorphic Java framework? I've dabbled with Aurelia and really like it
>
> On Friday, November 25, 2016 Jon W  wrote:
>
> Yes, by all means enjoys the Turkey gorge. Enjoy it well, could quite
> likely be your last.
>
> On Fri, Nov 25, 2016 at 11:54 AM, Charles Roth  wrote:
>
> > At the risk of poking the bear...
> >
> > I'm sure that, with your charm and winning ways with people, you'll go
> far
> > in this industry. (As long as you don't actually have to work with
> people.)
> >
> > Happy Thanksgiving (pardon the US-centrism), all.
> >
> > And I personally am grateful for the rest of you, and your thoughts and
> > suggestions. Yes, Tapestry is moving into legacy-land for us, but we
> still
> > have (literally) millions of happy customers that we support with it.
> >
> > Cheers.
> >
> >
> >
> > On 11/25/2016 11:52 AM, Jon W wrote:
> >
> >> Obviously there is no reason to ever use tapestry in the fucking future
> >> (like the fucking future we are in now for christ's sakes.)
> >> Anybody who's not writing webapps in Typescript 2 is a hopeless retard.
> >>
> >> Anyways, tapestry was useable for a while. If your job is maintaining
> some
> >> fucking hopeless legacy shit, i almost feel sorry for u, but i got 99
> >> problems, and that ain't fucking one of them.
> >> Howard obviously knows it useless garbage. Where the fuck did he fuck
> off
> >> to? LOLLL
> >>
> >>
> >> Anyways, cock-eaters abound.
> >>
> >> Back to the original message of this spam email, does anyone know any of
> >> those dickless trannies at react-os? I've got a 50' cat5 cable that
> needs
> >> to get wound round someones neck down there.
> >>
> >>
> >> Peas Out
> >> Jon
> >>
> >>
> >
> > -
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> >
> >
>
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Re: Hi Everyone in Tapestry Land :-)

[rapidtransit440]

Maybe this is a good time to discuss how well with some of Tapestry's concepts 
could translate into a modern approach. There is a bunch of component oriented 
frontend frameworks could be a base for a good isomorphic Java framework? I've 
dabbled with Aurelia and really like it

On Friday, November 25, 2016 Jon W  wrote:

Yes, by all means enjoys the Turkey gorge. Enjoy it well, could quite
likely be your last.

On Fri, Nov 25, 2016 at 11:54 AM, Charles Roth  wrote:

> At the risk of poking the bear...
>
> I'm sure that, with your charm and winning ways with people, you'll go far
> in this industry. (As long as you don't actually have to work with people.)
>
> Happy Thanksgiving (pardon the US-centrism), all.
>
> And I personally am grateful for the rest of you, and your thoughts and
> suggestions. Yes, Tapestry is moving into legacy-land for us, but we still
> have (literally) millions of happy customers that we support with it.
>
> Cheers.
>
>
>
> On 11/25/2016 11:52 AM, Jon W wrote:
>
>> Obviously there is no reason to ever use tapestry in the fucking future
>> (like the fucking future we are in now for christ's sakes.)
>> Anybody who's not writing webapps in Typescript 2 is a hopeless retard.
>>
>> Anyways, tapestry was useable for a while. If your job is maintaining some
>> fucking hopeless legacy shit, i almost feel sorry for u, but i got 99
>> problems, and that ain't fucking one of them.
>> Howard obviously knows it useless garbage. Where the fuck did he fuck off
>> to? LOLLL
>>
>>
>> Anyways, cock-eaters abound.
>>
>> Back to the original message of this spam email, does anyone know any of
>> those dickless trannies at react-os? I've got a 50' cat5 cable that needs
>> to get wound round someones neck down there.
>>
>>
>> Peas Out
>> Jon
>>
>>
>
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Re: Hi Everyone in Tapestry Land :-)

[Jon W]

Yes, by all means enjoys the Turkey gorge. Enjoy it well, could quite
likely be your last.

On Fri, Nov 25, 2016 at 11:54 AM, Charles Roth  wrote:

> At the risk of poking the bear...
>
> I'm sure that, with your charm and winning ways with people, you'll go far
> in this industry.  (As long as you don't actually have to work with people.)
>
> Happy Thanksgiving (pardon the US-centrism), all.
>
> And I personally am grateful for the rest of you, and your thoughts and
> suggestions.  Yes, Tapestry is moving into legacy-land for us, but we still
> have (literally) millions of happy customers that we support with it.
>
> Cheers.
>
>
>
> On 11/25/2016 11:52 AM, Jon W wrote:
>
>> Obviously there is no reason to ever use tapestry in the fucking future
>> (like the fucking future we are in now for christ's sakes.)
>> Anybody who's not writing webapps in Typescript 2 is a hopeless retard.
>>
>> Anyways, tapestry was useable for a while. If your job is maintaining some
>> fucking hopeless legacy shit, i almost feel sorry for u, but i got 99
>> problems, and that ain't fucking one of them.
>> Howard obviously knows it useless garbage. Where the fuck did he fuck off
>> to? LOLLL
>>
>>
>> Anyways, cock-eaters abound.
>>
>> Back to the original message of this spam email, does anyone know any of
>> those dickless trannies at react-os? I've got a 50' cat5 cable that needs
>> to get wound round someones neck down there.
>>
>>
>> Peas Out
>> Jon
>>
>>
>
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Re: Get page name inside Dispatcher

[Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo]

On Fri, Nov 25, 2016 at 2:23 PM, Nathan Quirynen <
nat...@pensionarchitects.be> wrote:

> Hi,
>

Hi!

I made an implementation of Dispatcher. I want to get the page name from
> the request path. Is there any service I can use to achieve this?
>
> I know in a ComponentRequestFilter for example I can use
> PageRenderRequestParameters..getActivePageName(), but how can I do the
> same inside a Dispatcher implementation?
>

Inject the ComponentEventLinkencoder service into your dispatcher and use
its decodePageRenderRequest(Request) method, which is exactly the same
Tapestry uses internally. It returns a PageRenderRequestParameters object,
which contains a getLogicalPageName() method which is exactly what you need.

Re: Hi Everyone in Tapestry Land :-)

[Charles Roth]

At the risk of poking the bear...

I'm sure that, with your charm and winning ways with people, you'll go 
far in this industry.  (As long as you don't actually have to work with 
people.)


Happy Thanksgiving (pardon the US-centrism), all.

And I personally am grateful for the rest of you, and your thoughts and 
suggestions.  Yes, Tapestry is moving into legacy-land for us, but we 
still have (literally) millions of happy customers that we support with it.


Cheers.


On 11/25/2016 11:52 AM, Jon W wrote:

Obviously there is no reason to ever use tapestry in the fucking future
(like the fucking future we are in now for christ's sakes.)
Anybody who's not writing webapps in Typescript 2 is a hopeless retard.

Anyways, tapestry was useable for a while. If your job is maintaining some
fucking hopeless legacy shit, i almost feel sorry for u, but i got 99
problems, and that ain't fucking one of them.
Howard obviously knows it useless garbage. Where the fuck did he fuck off
to? LOLLL


Anyways, cock-eaters abound.

Back to the original message of this spam email, does anyone know any of
those dickless trannies at react-os? I've got a 50' cat5 cable that needs
to get wound round someones neck down there.


Peas Out
Jon




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Re: Hi Everyone in Tapestry Land :-)

[Ivano Luberti]

Hope someone is paying you for this, otherwise, to use your language,
you have a lot of fucking spare time.

I envy you, sincerely.


Il 25/11/2016 17:52, Jon W ha scritto:
> Obviously there is no reason to ever use tapestry in the fucking future
> (like the fucking future we are in now for christ's sakes.)
> Anybody who's not writing webapps in Typescript 2 is a hopeless retard.
>
> Anyways, tapestry was useable for a while. If your job is maintaining some
> fucking hopeless legacy shit, i almost feel sorry for u, but i got 99
> problems, and that ain't fucking one of them.
> Howard obviously knows it useless garbage. Where the fuck did he fuck off
> to? LOLLL
>
>
> Anyways, cock-eaters abound.
>
> Back to the original message of this spam email, does anyone know any of
> those dickless trannies at react-os? I've got a 50' cat5 cable that needs
> to get wound round someones neck down there.
>
>
> Peas Out
> Jon
>

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Hi Everyone in Tapestry Land :-)

[Jon W]

Obviously there is no reason to ever use tapestry in the fucking future
(like the fucking future we are in now for christ's sakes.)
Anybody who's not writing webapps in Typescript 2 is a hopeless retard.

Anyways, tapestry was useable for a while. If your job is maintaining some
fucking hopeless legacy shit, i almost feel sorry for u, but i got 99
problems, and that ain't fucking one of them.
Howard obviously knows it useless garbage. Where the fuck did he fuck off
to? LOLLL


Anyways, cock-eaters abound.

Back to the original message of this spam email, does anyone know any of
those dickless trannies at react-os? I've got a 50' cat5 cable that needs
to get wound round someones neck down there.


Peas Out
Jon

Get page name inside Dispatcher

[Nathan Quirynen]

Hi,

I made an implementation of Dispatcher. I want to get the page name from 
the request path. Is there any service I can use to achieve this?


I know in a ComponentRequestFilter for example I can use 
PageRenderRequestParameters..getActivePageName(), but how can I do the 
same inside a Dispatcher implementation?


Nathan


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Re: Embeding PDF document in Tapestry4 page

[Nathan Quirynen]

In that case I think you could take a look at the pdf.js library 
(https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/) and make your own Tapestry component 
that uses this javascript library. I'm not familiar with Tapestry 4 
though, but that's how I would do it with Tapestry5


Nathan

On 24/11/16 14:44, Mukesh Chandra wrote:

Thanks Ivano!

I can generate the pdf in a separate window but I am striving to show the same 
in the same window. My page has some HTML controls. I want the PDF to be 
displayed after those.

Regards
Mukesh Chandra

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From: Ivano Luberti [mailto:lube...@archicoop.it]
Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2016 4:45 PM
To: users@tapestry.apache.org
Subject: Re: Embeding PDF document in Tapestry4 page

Hi Mukesh, I have put some instructions on how to build a service to output a 
PDF in this file

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bnpq2tq58drbdn0/Tapestry4Pdf.zip?dl=0

I have extrapolated from my code, so is not working code, only instructions of 
necessary steps: service creation, configuration, building link to invoke it.

Hope it helps.

Cheers



Il 24/11/2016 10:17, Mukesh Chandra ha scritto:

Hi

I want to embed a PDF file (generated dynamically) in a Tapestry 4 page.

Can you help me in this effort?



Regards
Mukesh Chandra




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