no service implements the interface java.util.Date

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While I'm using BeanEditForm component from T5.0.18, it throws an
error says "no servicie implements java.util.Date". My code is quite
simple.



and Celebrity is just a POJO which has an constructor like "public
Celebrity(String firstName, String lastName,Date dateOfBirth)". I'm a
newbie and can't find any clue due to the poor documentation of
Tapestry. Could someone give me a hint or tell me which doc I should
read. Thanks a lot.

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Jetty Launcher causes problems.

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Jetty Launcher Eclipse plugin causes a wiered problem while I'm trying
to add contributions to ApplicationStateManager for Tapetry 5 .  After
a long time tracing and guessing. I found out at DefaultMuduleDef.java
line 190,(ver5.0.15),the HashMap produces wrong hashcode and failed to
get configuration type according to the method parameter type as key .
Anyone encounter this kind of problem or get a solution? I like jetty
launcher because it's fast.

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AppModule just won't work

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I'm following the book "Tapestry 5: Building Web Applications" to
start my first journey on Tapestrt,but it fails me. The way of inject
a interface of IDataSource by adding
"contributeApplicationStateManager(MappedConfiguration)"
to "AppModule.java" won't work. Where am I missing here? Is there a
way to diagnose this problem? I
 traced into TapestryAppInitializer and found that AppModule.class was
added to Registry successfully,but the breakpoints I set in AppModule
won't break at all. I am stucking here

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auto tag complementation in Eclipse 3.4

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I tried to add "tapestry_5_0_0.xsd" in Eclipse 3.4's XML Catalog and
wish to get an auto-complete of Taepstry 5's tags, but I failed. Did
anyone successfully make this work?

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Re: More than one submit button in one form.

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Yes, the onSelectedXXX works! Thank you. The annotaded way won't work.
I've tried it. Maybe this is a bug. I am using Tapestry 5.0.18.

2009/2/27 nille hammer :
> Hi Dante,
> the convention for naming of handle methods of submit events is 
> "onSelectedFrom". Rewrite your code as follows and it shuld work. The 
> annotaded way should work too, although I have never used it myself.
>
> public class Start{
> void onSelectedFromBtnA(){
> // this should work
> }
>
> void onSelectedFromBtnB(){
> //this should work
> }
> See documentation of the Submit component for further details: 
> http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/tapestry-core/ref/org/apache/tapestry5/corelib/components/Submit.html
>
> Kind Regards, nillehammer
>
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> - original Nachricht 
>
> Betreff: More than one submit button in one form.
> Gesendet: Fr, 27. Feb 2009
> Von: ËïÁ¢Î°
>
>> While I am reading the book "Tapestry 5: Building Web Applications",
>> it introduces a way to implements two submit button in one form(see
>> the code below). But  according to
>> http://markmail.org/message/fjev6gt76fpc6akq , all buttons' events
>> will be "overrided" by the form component. Is there a way to detect
>> which button is clicked?
>>
>> For example, how to let the following code work?
>>
>> Start.tml:
>>
>> 
>>     
>>     
>> 
>>
>>
>> Start.java
>> public class Start{
>> @OnEvent(component="btnA")
>> void onBtnAClick(){
>> // this won't work
>> }
>>
>> @OnEvent(component="btnB")
>> void onBtnBClick(){
>> //this won't work
>> }
>>
>> @OnEvent(component="mainForm")
>> Object onFormSubmit(){
>>   //only this works
>> }
>> }
>>
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More than one submit button in one form.

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While I am reading the book "Tapestry 5: Building Web Applications",
it introduces a way to implements two submit button in one form(see
the code below). But  according to
http://markmail.org/message/fjev6gt76fpc6akq , all buttons' events
will be "overrided" by the form component. Is there a way to detect
which button is clicked?

For example, how to let the following code work?

Start.tml:







Start.java
public class Start{
@OnEvent(component="btnA")
void onBtnAClick(){
// this won't work
}

@OnEvent(component="btnB")
void onBtnBClick(){
//this won't work
}

@OnEvent(component="mainForm")
Object onFormSubmit(){
  //only this works
}
}

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