autowiring was added in 4.1.0
For previous versions, you need to google for an autowiring module (i
think be James Carman)
On Nov 18, 2007 7:27 AM, Vadim Berezniker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tapestry4
my hivemodule.xml looks like this
module id=testmodule version=1.0.0
please try to omit the double-quotes and commas. The following should work:
translator=translator:number,omitZero=false,pattern=#0.00
If you need the comma, you can set up your translator in Java and bind it
via ... translator=ognl:fancyTranslator. The simple bean initializers only
work for
Hi there!
I am completely new to Tapestry and would like to use it in order
to display content from an Alfresco data repository. More precisely,
I have a folder (space, in Alfresco's terminology) in Alfresco
and I want to create a dynamic webpage for each file in this folder.
The webpage shows
Have a look at
http://hivemind.apache.org/hivemind1/hivemind-lib/SpringLookupFactory.html
I'm not familiar with Alfresco, but this should get you started with using
any kind of Spring bean from HiveMind (and Tapestry).
You'll probably need to add a couple of hooks to your Tapestry app's
For perthread, the JustInTimeObjectCreator ends up creating the
per-thread proxy for the service. The per-thread proxy deals with
creating a per-thread realized instance and cleaning it up at the end
of the request (thread cleanup phase). Interceptors go around the
per-thread proxy, so they are
Wouldn't you get proper multiprocessing behaviour from a dual-core
processor, since the choice of processor that is accessing a given
thread at any point isn't deterministic, nor is thread execution
order? Or would you just find the issues faster on 1000 processors.
christian.
On
That's the strange thing. I'm using 4.1.3.
On Nov 18, 2007 5:32 AM, Andreas Andreou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
autowiring was added in 4.1.0
For previous versions, you need to google for an autowiring module (i
think be James Carman)
Hi Renat --
That's a good point that having the service model be the switching point is
probably better place to do the magic. It has a certain elegance of
simplicity and robustness. Haven't read the T5 documentation, so I am going
to presume (?) that anything I can do in hivemind today I can do
Hi,
This is the second edition of how to make a basic crud with tapestry5 ;-)
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5How_to_make_a_basic_crud
I did it because as a newbie I really needed one.
If you think there could be much better way to do it, or tapestry is not
used as it should be,
i need a grid with columns dynamics, filled with data from different source
. exist a any way to do this.?
Thanks , Gracias.
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I think the answer is yes, but I'm not sure what the question is. What is
dynamic? The columns? The underlying entity/object being displayed? Or do
you mean columns that can resize and be moved around via JavaScript?
Cristian Gonzalo Gary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i need a grid with
It's not deterministic at all and that's the scary part. Another
option would be to create a virtual multi-core computer that exists to
force unlikely but valid race conditions, to ensure that they are
handled properly. But I'm anything but an academic.
On Nov 18, 2007 12:39 PM, Christian Edward
Need URL encoding in Tapestry 5, some service for it?
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Kevin Menard wrote:
This is an interesting approach, but way more overhead that I was hoping
for. I guess I would have liked to see a way to do this via the
PropertyConduit or something. So, I could do
model.add(new_prop).addValidator(required);
I guess I'll file a JIRA for that.
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