Hello Marc,
me, I'm another one seeking for good old WebObjects features in the
post Apple world ... unfortunately, my company is completely on JSF
trip, which I absolutely dislike.
But on to your question:
is WOComponentContent.
That was simple wasn't it? :-)
Marcus.
2007/9/23, Marc A. Doni
Just return null.
On 9/19/07, Angelo Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Josh,
>
> Thanks, it works, a related question, how to redirect the page to the one
> calling? sometimes we don't know which one is "calling page", so we can't
> use page class/name to redirect, any idea? Thanks.
> A.C.
>
Hello,
have a look at http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/tomcat.html. Perhaps it
helps.
Marcus.
Hibowl
Hi Angelo,
yes ... the service you get from tapestry-hibernate is not mainly just reading
the config. This is simple, you could do it yourself, this is just an
additional benefit.
The main service you get is that sessions and transactions are openend, closed
and committed (hopefully even rolled
Hi,
it's jta.jar which comes with Hibernate.
In Eclipse, make an additional project containing all jars you have.
So you can always search for any class using Ctrl-Shift-T finding the
right jar for it an add it to the project.
Even better:
You can also make a function less class in your project
Angelo,
here is mine, really basic, but it works:
http://hibernate.sourceforge.net/hibernate-configuration-3.0.dtd";>
com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
jdbc:mysql://192.168.0.102:33
I cannot really tell what the error is, but I am also a beginner and
also started with an existing Hibernate configuration the same way as
you did, so it will be only a small mistake.
One thing I think is important is that Tapestry Hibernate
automatically configures all @Entity classes in the "...
of proxy which always points to the
session which is active in the moment I need it?
Marcus.
2007/9/10, Marcus Schmidke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Ok ...,
>
> I took a shower which made things much much clearer.
>
> I think I should build and register a BusinessService (ju
good night!
Marcus.
PS. I'm just thinking about what had happened if I had added a
Hibernate Session parameter to contributeValueEncoderSource's
parameter list? Perhaps this would have worked either?
2007/9/10, Marcus Schmidke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Yes ... I've read .
Yes ... I've read ... parts of it more than once ... but
unfortunately, I do not seem to be clever enough.
I want to write a value encoder which maps Hibernate Entities to their
IDs and vice versa.
I've written
- a HibernateValueEncoder
- a HibernateValueEncoderFactory
- an AppModule containing t
I accidentally found this thread and also tried to get Hibernate
integration running.
Basically, it runs, but I still know too few about Tapestry basics.
@Inject works fine for page components, but how can I make it work in
other classes?
Concretely, how can I inject a hibernate session into my
t;[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 1:
>
> public static void contributeValueEncoderSource(
> MappedConfiguration configuration) {
>configuration.add(Your.class, new YourValueEncoderFactory());
> }
>
> 2:
>
> onSelectedFromX if I recall correctly.
>
> -Filip
>
> Marcus
Hello,
I've written a component which has a parameter field marked as
"@Parameter". This works fine, but if I try to do some other work in
the setter method for this parameter, I can see that it isn't called.
Trying to put @Parameter annotation on the method fails because it's a
field annotation.
Hello all,
I'm sorry I am really having problems to find the documentation for
the simplest things. Please forgive me having another two RTFM
questions:
1. How can I register a ValueEncoderFactory application wide so that
it is automatically used? In other words, how do I "contribute a
org.apache
Nick,
that was really simple ... and works fine, thank you.
But I must admit that I don't understand what I'm doing here (even
reading the documentation about loop.volatile did not help me, sorry).
What is volatile's default for?
I understood so far:
Having volatile=default causes serialization
Hello all,
the following might be an absolute beginner's error, but since I'm an
absolute beginner, I probably am allowed to have this kind of problem
...
I'm trying to edit a list of values:
class Value {
String name;
String text;
boolean used;
... getters ...
... setters ...
}
class
Hello all,
I'm in the unlucky situation that I have to give up working with my favourite
Web Framework - Apple's WebObjects - in favor to something that is more
J2EE-homed and more open source (seems that WO will be this too at some time,
but even then - no chance) and more portal-ready.
Perhap
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