It's better to have a simple singleton factory to contain the registry.
Plus if you were crazy enough to put it into a domain object as a reference
(or any service reference) you need to make sure it's marked as transient so
it will be ignored when serialization occurs for the domain object.
On
, hold the Registry.
But certainly not a domain object. Never. Ever.
-Filip
Paul Cooley skrev:
It's better to have a simple singleton factory to contain the registry.
Plus if you were crazy enough to put it into a domain object as a
reference
(or any service reference) you need
Peter:
Can you please tell me the kinds of examples you think we need? I'm doing a
lot of work with Tapestry IoC at the moment (without the web part of the
framework) and would be more than happy to try and put together a few for
you. Keep in mind there are plenty of examples on the TWiki too.
Does this mean you're going to be contributing some Ajax components? ;)
On 9/17/07, Jonathan Glanz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using t5 religously on several projects for some massive
conglomerites with great success...as howard stated there are a few pieces
he's trying to complete
, Jonathan Glanz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
unfortunately I don't own the code that 'm working on right nowthat
being said when this project ends; I can definitely toss some of it together
and needly package it.it all just takes time
-Jon
On Sep 18, 2007, at 5:20 AM, Paul Cooley wrote
Not really sure how Howard feels regarding the whole security question, but
for my money I've seen the built-in security framework idea blow up again
and again. Most of the company's I've worked for already have security
frameworks in place that their applications simply have to use. Therefore
Use the maven eclipse:eclipse target. This will create the project for
you. Once that's done, go to the java build path properties for your
project. Click the add variable button and create a variable called
M2_REPO that points to your YOUR_HOME_DIR/.m2/repository From then on,
any new
Can you use a a href=
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4.1/components/link/servicelink.html
ServiceLink/a?
On 11/1/06, James Sherwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
Is there a way in a directlink to send the user to a service instead of a
page. IE can I MAKE a url and send them to it
