T3-T4 used ognl for the binding/property expression language. T5 does not
(although there are third party add-ons that restore ognl use). T5's property
expression language does not allow for static access, so @java.lang.Math@min
won't work.
Robert
On Sep 10, 2011, at 9/109:02 PM , Ken in Na
I solved this problem finally by making a component somewhat derivative of
tapestry-conversations moderator component.
Wasn't easy in the last bit. I will post the code to wiki shortly.
What it does is just redirect to the same page if sessions expires,
allowing the user to relogin, or if the 'r
Hi All,
I am trying to operate
@java.lang.Math@min
within my tml file and it is not working... the markup is spitting out code as
opposed as executing the code for my logic.
Has this usage of java inside markup files changed for tapestry ?
Best Regards and thanks
kcola...@live.com
Definitely sounds like tmpwatch.
You can also create a "work" directory in ${jetty.home} and Jetty will use
that for unpacked apps. Read more here:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Jetty/Reference/Temporary_Directories
On Sat, 10 Sep 2011 23:25:20 +0200, Cezary Biernacki
wrote:
Hi,
if you are ru
Hi,
if you are running on Linux, maybe 'tmpwatch' removed the file.
By default Jetty unpacks WARs to /tmp, and on many Linux distributions
'tmpwatch' is executed from a cron job to remove files from /tmp that were
not accessed for some time. In such case, you can disable either tmpwatch or
change
That would be great, but I personally would be very happy with just a redirect
to the current page,
which would just get me a login prompt once again,
but I suppose there are deeper tapestry-related javascript issues going on here,
otherwise this problem would have been licked already.
On Sep 10,
Hm..
Did someone already propose to have Tapestry-Security support a
popup-login flow?
So when tapestry-security hijacks a ajax request, it would return a
multizoneupdate that would generate a popup-zone (tapestry doesn't have
native support for those yet, but really should!); and would hand
Did anybody test tapestry-conversation under Tap 5.3 (beta 5?)
I am getting ReferenceError: Can't find variable: ConversationModerator
The ConversationModerator.js doesn't seem to get included into the Tapestry
page,
but the component is there.
On Sep 10, 2011, at 12:29 PM, Lenny Primak wrote:
>
I'm still struggling with this. I tried to extract all request
parameters and then re-add them back as parameters to the Link I
return back from a successful login but they disappear somewhere
before I get to the actual form post. I can see that the request is a
POST but the t:formdata is missing (
Thanks, Kalle,
I think this will work.
I would love, if its possible, for tap-security, perhaps? to be able to
redirect AJAX requests
correctly to the current page or login page in case the session expired.
That way, it would all work automatically, instead of showing ugly exception on
the scree
On Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 2:39 AM, Lenny Primak wrote:
> Digging through this a bit deeper, there is an interaction going on here with
> tapestry-security.
> When the session expires, the user is no longer logged in, and thus
> ajax call is being redirected to a login screen, thus the exceptions.
>
There's a gotcha with the Mixin that can generate an Exception if used
on a Grid with no data. Here's the complete working Mixin;
@MixinAfter
public class DisableGridSorting {
@InjectContainer
private Grid grid;
void setupRender() {
if (grid.getDataSource(
Digging through this a bit deeper, there is an interaction going on here with
tapestry-security.
When the session expires, the user is no longer logged in, and thus
ajax call is being redirected to a login screen, thus the exceptions.
But the problem still remains the same, there seems to be no g
I tried the way Thiago suggested in the mentioned thread, but that does not
work for the inPlace grid.
I really, REALLY, really do not want to create/compile my own version of
patched tapestry
and patch tapestry.js isn't that great of an idea.
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