Vity:
Thanks for the help; that's good to know. In the meantime, the simple
resources are working for me.
There's one odd thing though: I have this Task set to
BlockingScope.WINDOW, and when the dialog comes up, it is centered on
the button that launched the Task. It loos odd, since I'd expect it
If filtering is enabled in Maven, then it will filter binary files too: and it
is the case with Maven that your images are nearly guaranteed to be
corrupted.
The ideal way to solve it is to separate files that need filtering from those
that don't, by defining several resource directories:
http
On Wed July 18 2007 3:59:05 pm you wrote:
> I am wondering if anyone has any pointers on how I could change the
> location of where my properties files are. I am looking to move them
> to a separate directory to clean up my application.
>
> Thanks,
One way is to use Maven...
If I understand what
A blog posting by Felipe Gaucho, about properties files encoding, was
highlighted on the front page of Java.net. I Just thought I'd share the link
quickly, since it's on the same topic as some recent threads here!
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/felipegaucho/archive/2007/07/the_backslash_o.html
Ci
Hi.
I'm sorry, but don't have any solutions for you.
I also don't know if there's been an issue filed on this.
What my response to that posting was about, was to check the actual HTML
generated by Tapestry. Doug posted that it seemed the browsers were posting
bad data; but certain things in th
loaded it needs to convert
> bytes in the file to the characters. By default JVM is using platform
> encoding when loading files, but you can override this settings by
> specifying
>
> -Dfile.encoding=utf8
>
> when running your JVM.
> Solution proposed in Wiki change th
This is somewhat intersting to me.
This is the expected, usual, Java behavior (the .properties files must be in
ISO 8895-1 encoding); but I thought I read somewhere that T5 allowed one to
store the .properties files in UTF-8 encoding. Does this imply that is not
so, or perhaps this just has not
Hi.
I have a couple of obvious thoughts:
Does the form contain an accept-charset attribute? If the form in the HTML
document does not specify an accept-charset, it is allowed to use the
document's charset.
Did you double-check the charset being returned by the server (what's seen by
the agent
uly 3 2007 4:23:03 pm you wrote:
> Can't you set up multiple resource folders, some filtered, some not?
>
> On 7/2/07, Steven Coco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi.
> >
> > Has there been discussion about the fact that Maven can filter resources,
> > loca
Hi.
Has there been discussion about the fact that Maven can filter resources,
located in src/main/resources, and if templates are placed there, then Maven
may munge expansions intended for Tapestry, or maybe also vice-versa?
The tutorial says templates should be placed here. I have been using W
quot;-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN",c.getResource("xhtml1-
> strict.dtd"));
> map.add("-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN",c.getResource
> ("xhtml1-frameset.dtd"));
> }
>
>
> Robert
>
> On Jun 10, 2007, at 6/103:36 PM , Steven
ks are used to using Jetty during development, so I bet
they have some ideas on that list.
Good luck.
Ciao!
-Steven Coco.
On Tue June 26 2007 9:41:55 am #Cyrille37# wrote:
> Steven Coco a écrit :
> > Hi.
> >
> > You should create a Parent project, with 2 modules: one for t
Hi.
You should create a Parent project, with 2 modules: one for the WebApp, and
another for the Applet. They will build into their own artifacts -- a War for
the WebApp, and a Jar for the Applet -- in your repositories, but they share
the parent project's attributes; and they go into folders in
Hello.
Executing the command you gave, without the repository flag:
-DremoteRepositories=...
Works for me. The Tapestry archetype is in the main repository.
When building the app, you will need the snapshot repositories -- you'll need
whichever repositories are added to the POM by the archetyp
I'm REALLY swimming lost here, however I want to use a custom Validator for a
form Select widget.
I have the server side down OK. I figured I would try to attach the validator
in the template as well --
t:validator="NotEnumElementValidator=UNSELECTED" -- but I don't know how to
contribute the
Hi.
Since I'm new and only using T5, for feedback purposes on this concept, it
would suit me fine if there were a T5-only list.
I'll try to remember to put T5 in the subject for now too.
Thanks.
-Steev Coco.
On Thu June 14 2007 9:08:31 am Holger Stolzenberg wrote:
> That was my intend ;-)
>
>
Hi.
I think this could be due to a known bug in parsing the page path name. The
path "/status/ViewStatus" is supposed to be canonicalized into "/status/View"
which should be how you'd refer to that page in your PageLinks. But there is
some bug in the code handling those path translations. It's
iki, so that is
another concept, but my current plan revolved around entities and HTML 4
strict; and I haven't come far enough to understand Tap and client
accept-encodings. I'll work it out in time: and probably by then DTD support
will be implemented up a notch...
Thanks for the help
I just implemented a set of properties in WEB-INF/Application.properties. They
look like this:
# HTML entities:
entity.copy: ©
entity.trade: ™
...
Now in templates I can "use" them like so:
Such is life.
Ciao.
-S
(This is obviously a Maven issue and not a tapestry issue; but...)
I'm not the Maven expert, but it might have been better to delete the entire
artifact folder instead of just the jar. The only real issue with doing this
is that some software (I honestly don't know which) might index the
reposi
have been tryign to get 5.0.5 for several
> days now and looked at the suggested forum entries but still noy joy. Would
> you mind detailing exactly how you got it to work.
>
> Many thanks.
>
> Steven Coco-5 wrote:
> > Fixed it.
> >
> > All I had to do was r
eTwo.
> >
> > At least this is the behavior i'm getting. I'll report an issue for this.
> > In the mean time, i think renaming the folder or the page will solve
> > your problem.
> >
> > Steven Coco wrote:
> > > Hi.
> > >
>
he page itself, Tapestry won't find that page.
> So, it won't find pagetwo/PageTwo but it will find somepages/PageTwo.
>
> At least this is the behavior i'm getting. I'll report an issue for this.
> In the mean time, i think renaming the folder or the page will solve
&
t; On 6/4/07, Steven Coco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I spoke a little to soon.
> >
> > I dumped all those repositories into the POM and the project builds fine.
> > But
> > then I tried to run it. Both Jetty and Tomcat throw a NoSuchMethodError.
> > This
?
I'm missing something simple, but I've been all around the documentation and
bunches of tutorials, and I thought I was on the right track.
Any help? The simple webapp is attached. Sorry for the extremely fundamental
difficulty!
Thanks in advance for any help.
I spoke a little to soon.
I dumped all those repositories into the POM and the project builds fine. But
then I tried to run it. Both Jetty and Tomcat throw a NoSuchMethodError. This
is the stack trace from Tomcat.
I have to step out just now but I thought I'd post the trace quickly.
Ciao.
Ju
2.0.6 and Tap 5.0.5-SNAPHOT.
(Aside: dig this late Maven POM element:
2.0.6
I like.)
Wheee.
Ciao.
Steven Coco.
On Monday June 4 2007 1:59:35 pm Davor Hrg wrote:
> I found it easier to download trunk and build it,
> I also disabled tests while mvn install to make it faste
in fact contain any snapshots. If I
declare 5.0.4-SNAPSHOT or 5.0.5-SNAPSHOT in my POM I get "artifact not
found".
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Do I actually have to just
build it?
Thanks in advance.
Ciao.
Steven Coco.
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