Hi,
Is Tapestry 5 supposed to pick up changes I make to my .tml files
automatically? Eclipse WTP does the hot code swapping of the Java class
correctly but when I change the contents of the .TML file they don't seem to
be picked up.
Thanks!
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Bingo - worked like a charm. IMO this should be core functionality in
Tapestry; it is part of the Servlet spec after all. My web.xml contains:
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tapestry.app-package
com.myapp.web.tapestry
I solved this problem by changing from an OpenSessionInViewInterceptor to an
OpenSessionInViewFilter. There is negligible performance impact because the
filter doesn't open a DB connection unless it needs to, as pointed out
elsewhere in this post.
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Hi,
I have the tapestry filter set up as usual, and I have a separate servlet
that's mapped to incoming requests with the url-pattern "*.spr". When I try
to request one of the spr pages, the Tapestry filter intercepts the request
as expected, looks for the component with the specified name, and r
gt; match
> your tapestry pages?
>
> Also, and this is a question I don't know the answer to: Is opening a
> session really expensive if you don't use it? I thought that Spring
> provided a proxy that didn't have much cost until you actually went to use
> it.
>
y5/tapestry-hibernate/). Is this not
> sufficient?
>
> trekmbikes wrote:
>> I'm brand new to Tapestry. I have a large application that uses Spring to
>> configure the Hibernate SessionFactory. I have a request interceptor
>> defined
>> in Spring so that
I'm brand new to Tapestry. I have a large application that uses Spring to
configure the Hibernate SessionFactory. I have a request interceptor defined
in Spring so that I can bind a Hibernate session to each request's thread.
Closure of the session is deferred until the request returns, to prevent
