AFAIK, there's nothing wrong with using a colon within the path of a URI.
Do you know of any problems with this? Its been working so far...
Perhaps i'm missing the point?
On 10/12/07, Donyee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The colon (:) /index:updatemsg is not a uri,
how could i get a
I request the /index.updatemsg and get a json data, the
onActionFromUpdateMsg() method works fine!
but i request the /index:updatemsg, it response as /index!
Is this new in t5.06?
How can i get a url like /index.updatemsg??
Thanks!
2007/10/12, lasitha [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
AFAIK, there's nothing
I might still not be getting it, but i'll try again :)
Preamble... (see below for a possible solution):
Tapestry uses the following convention for an action link:
/page.component:action
Periods represent nested components and colons prefix a named action.
So, '/index.updatemsg' points to an
Thanks, I changed to onUpdateMsg()!
works fine!
2007/10/12, lasitha [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I might still not be getting it, but i'll try again :)
Preamble... (see below for a possible solution):
Tapestry uses the following convention for an action link:
/page.component:action
Periods
Here is my code:
Index.java
@Inject
private ComponentResources resource;
public String getUpdateLink() {
Link link = resource.createActionLink(updateMsg, true);
return link.toURI();
}
and in Index.tml:
${updateLink}...
It displays /index:updateMsg, it should be /index.updateMsg!
Is this a bug?
I use T5.06 snapshot !
2007/10/12, Donyee [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Here is my code:
Index.java
@Inject
private ComponentResources resource;
public String getUpdateLink() {
Link link = resource.createActionLink(updateMsg, true);
return link.toURI();
}
and in Index.tml:
${updateLink}...
It
Umm, looks fine to me...
According to the createActionLink javadoc[1], it creates ... a
component action request link as a callback for this component. So
in this case, your component is the Index page, and your action is
'updateMsg'. Tapestry uses a colon (:) to indicate an action as
opposed
The colon (:) /index:updatemsg is not a uri,
how could i get a /index.updatemsg?
2007/10/12, lasitha [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Umm, looks fine to me...
According to the createActionLink javadoc[1], it creates ... a
component action request link as a callback for this component. So
in this case,
