I gave up on the JettyLauncher for now. I cannot figure it out. However, on a
good note. I did move my pages to WEB-INF and launching the app from the
command line using mvn jetty:run now works fine. I guess that will take care
of reloading the pages when I save in Eclipse. I haven't figured out
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for this. It's still not working.
Still getting:
[ main] INFO 2007-05-11 09:40:12,460 http.SocketListener - Started
SocketListener on 0.0.0.0:8080
org.mortbay.util.MultiException[java.lang.RuntimeException: Error building
service proxy for service 'Alias' (at
This is still an issue. I have installed t5 5.0.4 with my app on two PCs and
1 mac. Jetty launcher does not like jdk 1.6. All my laptops give me the same
stacktace as noted.
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Another FYI,
I can start my application using mvn jetty:run without problems using 5.0.4.
It's the jettylauncher and eclipse that is the problem.
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Alexandru,
How could you add runtime parameters to this Ajax call? e.g. you want to
call isUsernameAvailable with parameter jsmith?
Thanks
bjorn
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Thank you for the lightning response!
the parameter jsmith is of course the runtime text the user enters as his
username so there is no way for me to hard code that into the
getUrlFromClass method. Javascript is the only thing that knows what the
username is at the time of checking. Can I use
FYI: it works great when just downloading the t 5 archetype and running it
with jetty launcher etc.
HOWEVER, My app has several modules with dependencies on spring, hibernate,
xfire etc etc. This is where the problem must be. I think recalling seeing
another post with this issue and the solution
Version 5.0.3 works fine. This is what I get when starting up Jetty with
JettyLauncher inside eclipse 3.2.2. I have cleaned eclipse and built from
scratch.
main] INFO 2007-05-07 09:43:05,703 http.SocketListener - Started
SocketListener on 0.0.0.0:8080
The problem was resolved.
1. I couldn't even get Jetty to run with 5.0.4-SNAPSHOT in Eclipse (this
worked fine in Intellij / Tomcat). I reverted to 5.0.3.
2. The files had gotten jumbled around with html files in src/main/java and
java files in src/main/resources. Real mess.
3. Maven adds the
non ajax aware components(if i'm not wrong.. ).
hope it helps,
Alex
On 5/1/07, bjornharvold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a front-end that wants JSON data from the back-end. Using a
regular
webapp I would integrate JSON-RPC. I started out doing this with my t5
app
and quickly
String getUrlFromClass() {
return resources.createActionLInk(rpcTrigger,false).toString();
}
StreamResponse onRpcTrigger() {
//build your json object and wrapp it in a StreamResponse
return streamResponse;
}
hope i haven't forgot anything.
Alex
On 5/2/07, bjornharvold
, and changes STILL
don't come up. I have to CLEAN in order for it to update which leaves me to
believe this is some caching issue on jetty or eclipse.
Problem still not solved :-(
thx
bjorn
bjornharvold wrote:
I can't seem to get template reloading to work. Classes reload just fine.
I installed
I have a front-end that wants JSON data from the back-end. Using a regular
webapp I would integrate JSON-RPC. I started out doing this with my t5 app
and quickly realized I had to write something to put the jsonrpc bridge in
the session (like a listener) and then some component that would have
I can't seem to get template reloading to work. Classes reload just fine. I
installed the latest Eclipse with JettyRunner and jetty 5.1. Anyone have the
same problem or better yet, the solution?
thx
bjorn
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Ok, I've been barking up a tree the whole day... and I'm not even sure it's
the wrong one.
I want to be able to do real component templating like struts has it's
tiles. So my page (CoolPage) would look something like this:
t:layout/
.. a one liner
My CoolPage.java would have some string
to the page content.
Feels weird initially but works well.
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Ok, I've been barking up a tree the whole day... and
I'm not even sure it's
the wrong one.
I want to be able to do real component templating
like struts has it's
tiles. So my page (CoolPage
.
And individual pages look like this;
-- this is the first page
line
..
Meaningful page content
..
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Konstantin,
Can you give me an example?
thx
bjorn
Konstantin Ignatyev wrote:
Had the same problem when I started with T after
Nice - thanks :-)
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Hi,
This is a best practices question. What is the impact of component level
inheritance as far as performance is concerned? Is the the best solution to
keep components as flat as possible?
Thanks
bjorn
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I must be daft. I can't make sense of this example. I'm using 5.0.3.
We have a layout like so: (filename: Layout.html)
html xmlns:t=http://tapestry.apache.org/schema/tapestry_5_0_0.xsd;
head
Hello
/head
body
t:body/
/body
/html
This layout goes in the pages
HAHA Like I said. I am daft :-p
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