Actually, that's probably flawed because it doesn't involve outputting the
bootstrap class names (form-horizontal and col-*) into the rendered HTML. We
have to expect that bootstrap.js might depend on them being in the rendered
HTML.
On 18/10/2013, at 12:44 AM, Geoff Callender wrote:
>
> If t
I have not worked on a Tapestry 5 project for a few weeks. The last time I
used it, the development environment was fully setup. Now I come back and
I get the stack trace shown at the end of this email.
I tried
mvn jetty:run
And that starts up the portal no-problem. But from eclipse (Run->Jet
The requirement is to provide a PDF option to a page that is already being
rendered in HTML as faithfully as possible. Specifically,
1) generate dynamic HTML from database based on posted parameters. The HTML
features imagery, optional javascript includes. Importantly, this page
features a l
I am unsure. I had problems detecting my test classes while running inside
a jetty. I solved this issue by using some kind of a directory bundle (lame
name but hadnt found something better yet). Since I saw this in the plastic
IOC part I guess tapestry also can deal with fragmented classpath
direct
>
> Change that give us a resource that is not file based. And what do we get?
> VirtualResource extending Resource why?
>
>VirtualResource is in an internal package (org.apache.tapestry5.internal
.util) so it is *not* meant to be outside Tapestry's source code.<
Even more kind of a downer.
Do
On Fri, 18 Oct 2013 13:51:56 -0300, Martin Kersten
wrote:
Dont ask about Resource either... 2008 Resource is filebased.
org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.Resource is *not* file-based. I have no idea why
you said that statement. You can implement it in any way you want,
including completely dynam
> I'd love to see your source code... it must be out of this world!!!
Nah. Its just more true to test driven development and agility. You know
small methods, DRY, KISS bla bla bla.
It's simple as this. Tapestry is service heavy. Why do not have
Page.getTemplate() (as option of cause). I asked for
On Fri, 18 Oct 2013 11:22:40 -0300, Martin Kersten
wrote:
I have the problem that all those projects render the classes to:
parent.project/classes
web.project/classes
using maven jetty:run gets all those classes copied to a new location
what makes the startup dead slow (several seconds).
Strange to hear you talk that way of the tapestry implementation. I
personally think it's some of the best code I've seen and I genuinely think
that familiarising myself with the tapestry source code has made me a
better developer. Everything is overridable and there are many seams where
you can in
Am 11.10.13 15:34, schrieb Dmitry Gusev:
It's hard to say, sorry, should be something simple. You may attach with
debugger and see.
We can continue this discussion on the #tapestry IRC channel on
irc.freenode.net if you want... just to stop spamming this ML.
Thanks to Dmitry Gusev!
https://iss
I have the problem that all those projects render the classes to:
parent.project/classes
web.project/classes
using maven jetty:run gets all those classes copied to a new location what
makes the startup dead slow (several seconds). I use an emebedded jetty
where I just give the webapp directory lo
I'm guessing you could do it like this:
@Test
public void test() {
Registry registry = ...;
BindingSource bindingSource =
registry.getService(BindingSource.class);
TemplateParser parser = registry.getService(TemplateParser.class);
Map params = new HashMap();
par
Instead of using the event context, use a query parameter, so you don't
need to replicate in JS the logic in URLEncoder(Impl), which is *not* the
same as regular URL encoding.
On Fri, 18 Oct 2013 06:28:48 -0300, Davide Vecchi wrote:
In a Tapestry-generated web page I have some Javascript l
In a Tapestry-generated web page I have some Javascript like this:
var arg = 'StringWithoutSpaces'; // Works only if no spaces in
this string.
var sLink = '/mypage.mycomponent:myevent/' +
encodeURIComponent(arg);
alert(sLink); // Just for debug.
I'm not sure what you're trying to do but I think you are looking for a way
to load specific Tapestry modules. I use this "tapestry.modules"
i.e. -Dtapestry.modules=my.app.AppModule,my.other.app.TestModule
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That's exactly what I want. I'll take a look thanks.
2013/10/18 Lance Java
> Hey Martin, you're lucky because I have a fair idea of what you're up to
> :). I think you want to write a custom binding so that your dynamic
> template can reference values from a map. I'm thinking you'll contribute
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