Hi,
Please bind the "persist" parameter of Table or TableView to
"literal:client" -- this will store the Table state on the client side and
will not require a session.
Best regards,
-mb
Carlos.Fernandez wrote:
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> Can you use the contrib:table without the use of an httpsession?
>
> I am curr
Hi,
In the .properties file of your page (or component) you can add:
user_username=Username
...
and the table headers will automatically become the human-readable strings
that you have defined there.
In addition, there can be several .properties files that depend on the
locale in the standard
Howard sugested Geoff as a Tapestry committer entirely based on his work on
Spindle. In addition Geoff specifically asked you NOT to hijack his name for
your vendetta. Do the facts matter to you at all?
Secondly, I presume you have written code that adds the T4 features to T3,
while keeping it ab
Hi,
Try lazy initialization -- create a propery, say TitleList:
public abstract List getTitleList();
public abstract void setTitleList(List titleList);
Modify the method getTitles() so that it gets the title list via
getTitleList(). If it is null, then the provided code should be executed and
t
Hi,
The reason this happens is that Table stores its state in a persistent
property by default, which happens to be the same property when Table is
placed in a For loop.
Please implement ITableSessionStoreManager and provide the
'tableSessionStoreManager' parameter to Table. That will allow yo
Hi,
Can you also send your XML (.page or .jwc), in particular the definition of
the "tableView" component?
-mb
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Hi,
If 'table' is a variable that points to your contrib:Table component, you
could do:
table.getTableModel().getPagingState().setCurrentPage(page);
The page number is counted from 0.
See the JavaDoc for the package org.apache.tapestry.contrib.table.model:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tapestry/ta
Please add an issue to JIRA -- this is an important issue...
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To unsu
Strange. There is a unit test that verifies precisely that. Since Tapestry
cannot be built without the correct execution of the unit tests, I suspect
that the problem is either the naming of the .application file or in the
version of Tapestry.
What happens when you have "-Dorg.apache.tapestry.te
As mentioned in another email, you can specify the character set which
your .property files use by placing the following in your .application:
You may set the value to "UTF-8" or "ISO-8859-1" or something like that.
(I presume you use T4)
-mb
Hi Galam,
How do you get the data that is not outputted in the correct encoding?
I haven't seen an explanation of that in your messages, but I am
guessing that it is obtained from a file or from something like a
database. As a result the data is not read properly and is "mangled"
_before_ it r
Just call the reset() method in Table (or in TableView if you use that) when you make a new search.
That will clear up the state (e.g. which page you are on).
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