Hi all,
I need to inject a Spring bean (wich is a DAO) in my Tapestry Visit
session object.
After some readings, the solution seems to be the declaration of a new
ASO in Hivemind for the Visit object and the injection of my Spring bean
in this new ASO using the Hivemind SpringLookupFactory.
| So i send here my SOS !
| Has anybody already used the SpringLookupFactory and could show me a
| configuration sample ?
For the Visit ASO you should find examples easily on this list...
Concerning the LookupFactory I'm not sure if you really need
it. AFAIK if you use Howards tapestry-spring
I'd also be very interested in such an example... ;-)
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On 06. Jun 2006 - 12:53:04, Andreas Bulling wrote:
| | So i send here my SOS !
| | Has anybody already used the SpringLookupFactory and could show me a
| | configuration sample ?
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| For the Visit ASO you should find examples easily on this list...
|
| Concerning the LookupFactory I'm not sure
Concerning the creation of an ASO, i found a lot of samples using the
create-instance/ implementation but none with the invoke-factory/
wich seems to be unique way to access Spring ...
Regarding the [EMAIL PROTECTED] annotation, perhaps i've missed something
but i don't know how it can be
Hi All
I want to put an ognl expression in my onclick event of a link
e.g: onclick=ognl:'javascript: document.getElementById('userId').value=' +
user.Id
but the above doesn't work. I have tried various variations with no success.
I know onclick=ognl: user.Id would print out the id but I need to
Hi James,
I'd vote for the hashCode() approach, why:
1) It's the approach already used and widely accepted (for example
in Hibernate)
2) using Hibernate (which is what Tapernate is dedicated to) you
are advised to implement hashCode() and equals() anyway (according
to the Hibernate homepage) so
Quoting Deon Visagie [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I want to put an ognl expression in my onclick event of a link
e.g: onclick=ognl:'javascript: document.getElementById('userId').value=' +
user.Id
I'd say there is a syntax error with the single quotes, which occure
in the getElementById call. If
Hi Daniel,
you can make your listener methods return the desired IPage directly...
Perhaps thats a solution to your problem?
hth,
Andreas
On 06. Jun 2006 - 12:13:34, Daniel M Garland wrote:
| Hi all,
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| I've been using Tapestry 3.03, and I need help getting rid of
| cycle.activate, because
Actually, I like Adreas Androu's idea. He said (from the developers list):
I think I would use the entire entity name enhanced with an optional
properties file that would allow users to define substitutions.
However, I'm going to go one better. Instead of using a properties file,
I'll create a
James Carman wrote:
Actually, I like Adreas Androu's idea. He said (from the developers list):
I think I would use the entire entity name enhanced with an optional
properties file that would allow users to define substitutions.
However, I'm going to go one better. Instead of using a
Thanks! It worked.
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From: Inge Solvoll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 06 June 2006 02:26 PM
To: Tapestry users
Subject: Re: OGNL in javascript
You have to escape the ('userId'), like this probably: (\'userId\')
On 6/6/06, Deon Visagie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
On 06. Jun 2006 - 16:03:27, Andreas Andreou wrote:
| That won't do, he's in 3.0.3...
I thought he has switched to T4 as he said I've been using...
@Daniel: Sorry, in this case just forget what I've said. ;)
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if, by any chance, you have a tacos jar in your classpath, you can take
advantage
of the template binding, i.e.
onclick=template:javascript:
document.getElementById('userId').value=${user.Id}
Also, you don't have to add javascript: in the onclick attribute.
Deon Visagie wrote:
Thanks! It
Hi All,
Is there a way to create an @DirectLink that listens to a method on a state
object that I have in my session?
What I would like to do is:
a jwcid=@DirectLink listener=myStateObject.someMethod
parameters=ognl:somevalue
Here the someMethod method returns a string with the name of the
Hi everyone, I'm looking for feedback here, I planning of using Trails to help
gain speed with my Tapestry 4.0 development. Somebody use it? Should I ? What
are the pinfall ? What are your advise...
Thanks for your feedback
Probably you need a getter on your ASO returning an IActionListener-instance
which calls your method.
Then you can say
a jwcid=@DirectLink listener=ognl:myStateObject.someMethod
parameters=ognl:somevalue
with :
class YourStateObjectClass {
IActionListener getSomeMethod() {
return
I only use trails for my Tapestry-4 development. Mainly because I enjoyed
the steep initial learning curve of tapestry and needed something to lean
on.
The main reason I liked and like trails is because the ant scripts together
with hibernate tools generate all tables in my MySQL database
Ok, thanks, that help. Last question: Is it easy to change the UI after Trails
generate the page ? Because, we have some specific needs. We won't use the
simple layout Trails give after the generation. We need to modify the ui to
reflect our needs.
Thanks !
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From:
You might also want to take a look at the @Script templating ability in
tapestry. It simplifies more complicated scenerios such as what you
describe.
http://jakarta.apache.org/tapestry/UsersGuide/script.html
On 6/6/06, Andreas Andreou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if, by any chance, you have a
Hello, I have a page with AjaxForm and Tapestry Form which that doesnt work
well, which i believe it's the problems come from Tacos. I'm using Tacos 4
beta 1 with Tapestry 4, I just can't get it work with tacos beta 2, nor do i
have clear ideas why the simple tacos component page with tacos beta
Are you using tapestry 4.0 or 4.0.2 ?
sp y wrote:
Hello, I have a page with AjaxForm and Tapestry Form which that doesnt
work
well, which i believe it's the problems come from Tacos. I'm using
Tacos 4
beta 1 with Tapestry 4, I just can't get it work with tacos beta 2,
nor do i
have clear
Actually, my first trails (and tapestry) project was for a customer who had
an existing database with lots of odd relationships in it, and which I
managed to map one class at a time, by creating classes with the same name
as the tables and pasting the description into a comment. I didn't have to
+1
Don't use autocommit. You might wind up changed pojo's where you've changed a
couple properties yet never called/save/update commit etc.
Just specify transactional advice on your persistence manager.
Shame there is no way to specify spring transactional advice on pages/actions
like other
re: since Spring does not have explicit Tapestry-support
Is it up to spring add tapestry support?
No. Its is up to Tapestry to fix it brokenness?
Webwork is not mentioned in spring's lib/src, yet its spring support is
superior.
Right now tapestry's spring support is kind of half baked. Pages
I've seen something like this once before involving an app designed for a
small number of large sessions. My problem was that I was persisting my
sessions in-memory. When there was no more memory available, my app server
(weblogic 8.1) conveniently started discarding sessions. Turning on JDBC
i experienced the same problem, but then i downloaded the demo from
their site and deployed it locally on my server and then i was able to
see its implementation, the same as the demo on the above mentioned
servers. perhaps deploying it locally would save the developers
bandwidth and hosting
Hi,
In order to get the status back from HttpServletResponse, I've tried
overriding servletwebresponse, as well as implementing a
HttpServletResponseWrapper, to no avail. setStatus() doesn't seem to be
called either way. Does anyone have an idea how to get the status back
by any chance?
Have you tried to inject a HttpServletReponse into a
Tapestry page .java file with the following?
@InjectObject(service:tapestry.globals.HttpServletResponse)
public abstract HttpServletResponse
getServletResponse();
Shing
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Hi,
In order to get the
Hi,
I too like the idea of a configuration point for the substitutions.
I can't see a way to convert the name into something more simple,
without the risk of getting collisions and/or somewhat ugly URLs.
With a configuration point one will be able to;
* Get the abbreviation of the entity class
That's the way I went with it. I also made a configurable option (set via a
FactoryDefault symbol) that will allow you to tell it whether or not to use
the short name of the classes or not. The default is to use the short
name.
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From: Ted Steen [mailto:[EMAIL
Thanks for your reply, Andreas.
There's no difference from using tapestry 4 or 4.0.2 to me.
On 6/7/06, Andreas Andreou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you using tapestry 4.0 or 4.0.2 ?
sp y wrote:
Hello, I have a page with AjaxForm and Tapestry Form which that doesnt
work
well, which i
You might have to be more clear about what isn't working.
On 6/6/06, sp y [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your reply, Andreas.
There's no difference from using tapestry 4 or 4.0.2 to me.
On 6/7/06, Andreas Andreou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you using tapestry 4.0 or 4.0.2 ?
sp y
Why is the injected HttpServletRequest not compatible with the
HttpServletRequest
obtained via the deprecated getRequestCycle().getRequestContext().getRequest()?
public abstract class LoginPage extends BasePage implements
PageBeginRenderListener {
Sorry that I wasnt clear about the problems that I've been met. I've tried
to look into the code, when there is other Tapestry Form within the same
page with Tacos AjaxForm, Tapestry.register_form doesnt get called which
causing related issues like client side validation will not be handled.
Am
Patrick,
I've just been tasked with integrating BIRT into our Tapestry 3 application.
It appears as if you've done most of the heavly lifting already.
Would you be willing to share a little more detail about your integration.
I can roughly follow what you've outlined below, but it appears as if
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