I think it would be a good idea to give users a hook to specify their own
RequestContext implementation, regardless of the outcome of my Upload
wants/needs. RequestContext plays a pretty central role and there is no way
to anticipate all the odd things that developers might want tod do ;) One
s
Hi Roberto,
great to hear you got this working. Making a new sourceforge project sounds
good for this, so you can continue working on it easily.
There is a Tapestry Component Library project discussed on Wiki, this could
be a good place for you work as well.
Alternatively adding it to contrib
I've given some thought to a declarative persistance model. Interestingly,
I've also learned the bytecode tricks necessary to fill in abstract methods,
much like a CMP Entity EJB. But this isn't even on the radar yet ... your
IDE can create your getters and setters and you can fill in the extra (
There's some thoughts on the Wiki about implementing "insertials", where the
user would see periodic updates in their browser. This involves sending a
special multi-part MIME response. On my big, bad list!
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Hi Tsvetelin, Howard, and the community,
I see that several people (including myself) are trying to
develop a tree component for the tapestry. I think the tree component is
very much needed in the tapestry package. The purpose of this email is
to see if we can get all the people on the sam
Feature Requests item #643239, was opened at 2002-11-24 21:17
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Submitted By: Richard Lewis-Shell (rlewisshell)
As
Uups. Sorry, my last post wasn't completely correct. Actually it is not the
default constructor I modified, its just the constructor that is used by the
class BasePage. I did the following (in HTMLWriter.java):
public HTMLWriter(OutputStream outputStream)
{
this("text/html; charset
I had the same problem (in my case it was 8859-1), that made forms inputs
with german special characters unusable.
Since all browser I tried seem not to care about encoding metatags in the
section and I did't want to use unicode I modified the default
constructor of the class net.sf.tapestry.html
Geoff Longman wrote:
Right now expressions that invoke listeners are like this:
listeners.doSomething
where doSomething is a method with the correct signature:
public void doSomething(IRequestCycle cycle) throws RequestCycleException
Why not extend this to make it possible to implement simple
Well, you can patch the code make MySQL happy, which is what you already
have done. Praise open-source. You can go on the Wiki and create a page
describing this so that others will be able to do the same.
Please remember that the focus of the Vlib is to provide a shake-and-bake
demo for Tapestry
I think the docs are wrong. I've been thinking about fixing that, but it
will be runtime expensive (the Form will have to cache its contents and
provide a mechanism for wrapped components to specify the enctype).
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Sorry, no, there isn't a convienient way. There should be, I guess. Could
you expand on how RequestContext is failing you?
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Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2002 11:04 AM
Subject: [Tapestry-developer] custom R
Is there a way to tell Tapestry to use my custom subclass of RequestContext?
The way Tapestry is handling file uploads is not quite suitable for my
application.
Joseph Panico
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This is a call for help with the Tutorial.
I think most of the "hard" stuff has been done, including
* build scripts
* development environment
* form handling
* creating components
* usage of some built in components
I see two ways of proceeding with
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