Wrt jquery vs. others, i'd say jquery has won especially for your
"everyday webapp", i.e. the webapp that contains lots of html
pages and mostly serves just that - html pages. Incidentally, i believe
that that's where Tapestry is good at - creating the markup for those
pages.
On the other end, th
Hi!
Yes it was helpful.
But! When using tapestry 5.2 eclipse cant set brakepoints. It says:
"Unable to install breakpoint - Absent line number information"
screenshoot: http://my.jetscreenshot.com/2672/20100810-l1oj-38kb.jpg
I tried to set breakpoint into onSuccess method. With Tapestry
On 08/09/2010 07:55 PM, Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
> After much too long, the first alpha release of Apache Tapestry 5.2 is
> now available for download. Tapstry 5.2 adds significant capabilities
What I also saw in the repositories was 5.2.1-SNAPSHOT.
- From my experience in the last year, snapshots
On Mon, 09 Aug 2010 18:39:54 -0300, Tornn
wrote:
Hi!
1. It asks me for: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
javax.validation.ValidatorFactory
2. It asks me for: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext
It seems you've added the tapestry-beanvalidator a
Hi Howard!
Actually I have at least 2 problems after "just changing versions".
I think if I were using maven it would be ok (I hope). But after just
overwriting T5.1 libraries I have 2 problems (I wont continue today,
so there is maybe more of this):
1. It asks me for: java.lang.ClassNotFoundExc
After much too long, the first alpha release of Apache Tapestry 5.2 is
now available for download. Tapstry 5.2 adds significant capabilities
to Tapestry, along with loads of bug fixes and improvements. Major
improvements include:
* Live reloading of service implementation classes (not just
compone
Portlet support and this Js fix are the most important new features.
Especially the no-portlet support part stopped T5 in recent evaluation to
build SAP front end and handling portal for multinational customer running
Oracle's weblogics.
- Ville
Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
>
> jQuery and Prototy
Hi,
there are several reasons:
1. It's widely in use and actively developed. Even endorsed by Microsoft.
("Microsoft now fully supports jQuery and distributes it with the ASP.NET
Model-View Controller (MVC) framework. Furthermore, extensions have been
deve..." source: http://msdn.microsoft.com/
jQuery and Prototype have similar capabilities implemented in
extremely different ways.
My intention is to factor out what T5 and the standard components use
into a thin wrapper library around either Prototype or jQuery, or
others (such as Ext, YUI, etc.). Name you favorite JS library and
you'll
Eclipse has nothing to do with it, it's the @Property annotation.
This annotation generates getters and setters automatically, which
is why you're getting them even when you don't define them and
why you're getting errors when you use the @Property
annotation AND define a getter/setter.
You can le
On Aug 9, 2010, at 5:50 AM, Michael Gentry wrote:
> A downside to Tapestry adopting JQuery at this point is it hurts those
> of us who bit the bullet and used Prototype (since it comes with T5
> for "free"). It would make upgrading more time consuming.
> Personally, I would prefer JQuery, but th
On Mon, 09 Aug 2010 10:05:45 -0300, mcfly37
wrote:
To put my case in a nutshell :
1- I declared types whithout getter but with @Property, but I get an
exception because I don't have getters...
As far as I can remember, you had an excpetion because types was null, not
because you it didn'
Yep it was this. But I'm wondering if it is normal
To put my case in a nutshell :
1- I declared types whithout getter but with @Property, but I get an
exception because I don't have getters...
2- I wrote getters, and I have an exception because I have already defined
a getter...
3- Now I
A downside to Tapestry adopting JQuery at this point is it hurts those
of us who bit the bullet and used Prototype (since it comes with T5
for "free"). It would make upgrading more time consuming.
Personally, I would prefer JQuery, but there is a cost involved in
using it now (additional bandwidth
You probably have this in your page class:
@Property
private List types;
That will generate getters and setters, which is what is going on when you
get the exception.
On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 2:19 PM, mcfly37 wrote:
>
> Hey!
>
> You were right I didn't add getTypes method, but I believe that ecl
Hey!
You were right I didn't add getTypes method, but I believe that eclipse
automatically add getters and setters when they are not wrote am I wrong?
Because when I add those methods, A new exception rise up :
Render queue error in BeginRender[borne/Borne:pagelink_1]:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundEx
Then, i guess you can create a component with a Textfield AND an Upload
component.
But i don't think creating a component here is really worthy... You can
simply add a form component in your page, having the two components.
2010/8/9 LLTYK
>
> Not a literal label, each fileupload also takes in a
Not a literal label, each fileupload also takes in a textfield string, so
each file gets a name.
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Looks good!! I vaguely remember reading that when I started tapestry
development (yes I'm still new...)
Just to add a bit more noise to this topic:
I work here http://omnium.net.au and the learning CMS has an excellent
administrative interface. It was written two years ago by a few guys. The
http://www.mail-archive.com/d...@tapestry.apache.org/msg16770.html
"I feel a gradual
move in that direction is the way towards eventually replacing
Prototype & Scriptaculous with jQuery, and making it possible to
cleanly support other JavaScript foundations."
On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 15:32, Inge S
If this is correct, that jQuery has around 40% market share and prototype
around 9%, isn't it a major popularity drawback for T5 to be using prototype
as its javascript core?
Right now, potential new users could be thinking:
"Hey, T5 uses an outdated, boring and poorly supported javascript framew
If you mean that you want to wrap the Upload component with a label, i
suggest you create a new Component in your components package, then agregate
a label and a upload component in this one.
To publish the label component parameters, you can use the publishParameters
attribute of @Parameter, this
The tapestry package is com.x.y.t5, with the component being in
com.x.y.t5.components. I have a list of upload files, each with a label, so
I figured I'd create a wrapper object with the label string and the upload
object.
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Hi!
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Where is method getTypes?
Try to read route cause of exception. Tapestry5 is really great in
reporting detailed exceptons.
2010/8/9 mcfly37 :
>
> Hello peoples!!
>
> I'm trying to design a multi criteria research for an application. This
> application have to display a list of obje
Parameter 'model'
of component borne/Details:type is bound to null. This parameter is not
allowed to be null.
I believe this is the place: wrote:
>
> Hello peoples!!
>
> I'm trying to design a multi criteria research for an application. This
> application have to display a list of object this wa
Hello peoples!!
I'm trying to design a multi criteria research for an application. This
application have to display a list of object this way :
${isoMsg.idMessage}/${isoMsg.horodat
Seems like there's a misunderstanding here. ComponentSOURCE and
ComponentRESOURCES aren't the same thing...
On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 5:21 AM, Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo <
thiag...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, 08 Aug 2010 21:47:00 -0300, Paul Stanton
> wrote:
>
> So I can either contribute a mar
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