Haha .. alright : .. Thanks a bunch !!
On 7/21/06, Jesse Kuhnert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't really take credit for it. All I did was move java files around to
different places and made them use the testing infrastructure that
Howard/the team had already created.
You can use it now, just
Hi all,
I just started on a project that uses spring with spring web mvc, hibernate
and acegi, but now wants to move from spring mvc to tapestry 4.
I tried to merge the contents of AcegiSpringJava5 on wiki to the project,
but obviously due to earlier configurations of acegi i just get 2 pages
Quoting Anders Cessner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I´ve browsed through some of the mails sent to this mailing list earlier and
have learned some tricks to keep those lazy load exceptions away, for
example, but didnt really get how exactly do i configure tapestry and spring
so i can inject the spring
It is actually very easy.
Download tapestry-spring.jar from Javaforge. Put the jar in your web app
classpath, then you can inject Spring beans into your page like this :
@InjectSpring(my.bean)
public abstract MyBeanType getMyBean();
(that is if you use annotations)
Further detailed
Hello freindly Tapestry list..
What is the configuration mechanism to specify a custom spec/template
resolver for the page or component? That is, i'd like to have a
directory structure:
/WEB-INF/pages/(*html|[*.page])
/WEB-INF/components/(*html|[*.jwc])
and have it so that if
Hi all
I'm using HiveTranse to make a Connect object available as a HiveMind
service to my application, but I am wondering if there isn't any other way
of making it available.
I'm trying to move away both from the extra weight HiveTranse's .jars bring
and the lack of documentation and examples
Hi,
I am working on a Tapestry project and I have a functioning DatePicker
component, however what I want to do is to automatically invoke a
submit to update the date binding when a user uses the DatePicker
component to select a date, rather than making the user press a submit
button.
Can
Hi there
I've read a lot of documentation and other posts online but I'm still
struggling to get started with tacos.
I started by trying to get the examples in the component reference to
work and the AjaxSubmit example kind of works now. But the page
completely reloads after I press the
This may not be your problem, but...
When there is a problem with the AJAX functionality, the tacos components
tend to fall back to conventional behavior - I found this when I was having
problems.
Make sure there are no script errors on your page, and make sure you have
the necessary dojo script
wouldnt you need to add the SpringContext listener to web.xml as well?
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It is actually very easy.
Download tapestry-spring.jar from Javaforge. Put the jar in your web app
classpath, then you can inject Spring
You're absolutely right.
Although the Spring context listener is not specific to tapestry
integration, it is just the standard spring way to expose a context to a
web application. Howard's tapestry-spring just hooks on this.
hv @ Fashion Content wrote :
wouldnt you need to add the
I ended up overriding the default FieldLabel:
http://fisheye5.cenqua.com/qsearch/appfuse/?q=FieldLabel
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Can anybody reflect on their experience with combining a large Tap (4)
application with AspectJ? I am most interested in advising Tapestry
pages but also any other object that I may not have configured
explicitly in Hivemind.
* By using AspectJ was cross cutting truly easier on your application
I wrote a HiveMind module that allows you to inject HiveMind
services/configurations into AspectJ aspects. It works similar to the way
Spring does it.
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From: Adam Zimowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 10:30 AM
To: users@tapestry.apache.org
Oh, so Hivemind must know about my objects. What about objects
outside of Hivemind scope, those instantiated thru the code?
On 7/21/06, James Carman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wrote a HiveMind module that allows you to inject HiveMind
services/configurations into AspectJ aspects. It works
thank you all for the answers.
i was able to get it to work very quickly and elegantly by using howards
tapestry-spring.
On 7/21/06, Christian Dutaret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You're absolutely right.
Although the Spring context listener is not specific to tapestry
integration, it is just
In case there is a need to apply aspects to all the
classes in the application and its libraries, lets say
add tracing aspect, then AspectJ can be applied at
build time and statically weave all the necessary
things into classes, which will then be just regular
classes and I think the can be
Hi,
The reason this happens is that Table stores its state in a persistent
property by default, which happens to be the same property when Table is
placed in a For loop.
Please implement ITableSessionStoreManager and provide the
'tableSessionStoreManager' parameter to Table. That will allow
Thank you! That was a trivially simple solution that solved 90% of my
issues. I'd spent several hours digging into the table's internals before I
saw your email and fixed the paging in 10 minutes. It was no problem to
make the objects I was iterating over implement ITableSessionStoreManager.
Is
Essentially, I have a bevy of components that reference things via the
asset mechanims. Is there anyway to get tapestry 3 (in this case,
though Id like to know the 4.0 solution if possible, as well) to not
create a hash and to instead simply write out the url without the sp
parameter and such
I believe it has to do with Tapestry's class enhancing. If you disable
caching (which you would only do in a development environment) Tapestry
will re-enhance the component classes on every request, leaving the
classloader with more and more classes to keep track of.
Apparently, these
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