thanks .. that worked :)
Hi!
Never persist search results: persist the parameters. ;)
Besides that, I'd remove the transactions field and make the
getTransactions() method look like this:
public ListTransaction getTransactions() {
return (ListTransaction)
On Thu, 24 Nov 2011 07:27:42 -0200, Jose Luis Sanchez
joseluis.sanc...@m-centric.com wrote:
thanks .. that worked :)
Are you a previous user of Struts, WebWork or some other request-oriented
Web framework? Your previous code made me think that, as you got all data
before rendering
Well, struts 1.x, but since 2009 i'm using tap5.x
So, what are your recomendations ? Which is the default/recommended
Tapestry5 behaviour ?
I always get the data before rendering .. which WIKI/DOC do you
recommend me to take a look at ?
On Thu, 24 Nov 2011 07:27:42 -0200, Jose Luis
On Thu, 24 Nov 2011 08:17:55 -0200, Jose Luis Sanchez
joseluis.sanc...@m-centric.com wrote:
Well, struts 1.x, but since 2009 i'm using tap5.x
Hehehe, I was right. :)
So, what are your recomendations ? Which is the default/recommended
Tapestry5 behaviour ? I always get the data before
Hi everyone !
I've been using T5 since 5.0, and now, being eager to get my hands on
the final 5.3 release, am facing some concepts doubts , that i'd like
you to sort me out.
Currently, i have a T5.2.6 App, working perfectly, but as i have been
asked to perform a change, and it's not working
Hi!
Template and code please. :) Either way, instead of persisting search
results, I just fetch them in getTransactions().
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Independent Java, Apache Tapestry 5 and Hibernate consultant, developer,
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El 23/11/11 20:06, Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo escribió:
Hi!
Template and code please. :) Either way, instead of persisting search
results, I just fetch them in getTransactions().
Well, this is the page .. no special about it
t:form t:id=searchTransactions
t:errors/
table
tr
tdt:label
El 23/11/11 20:06, Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo escribió:
Hi!
Template and code please. :) Either way, instead of persisting search
results, I just fetch them in getTransactions().
Well, this is the page .. no special about it
t:form t:id=searchTransactions
t:errors/
table
Hi!
Never persist search results: persist the parameters. ;)
Besides that, I'd remove the transactions field and make the
getTransactions() method look like this:
public ListTransaction getTransactions() {
return (ListTransaction) theSession.createCriteria(Transaction.class)
