Hi,
2009/1/7 Francois Armand
> So, for now, what I REALLY need and want with priority #1 is a lot of
> documentation on "how using AJAX with T5 the right way": general pifalls to
> avoid, what information are available (state of the server view of the DOM
> on XHR, etc), what are all the differe
Is there a Jira for this to vote on?
- Original Message -
From: "Chuck Kring"
To: "Tapestry users"
Sent: Thursday, 8 January, 2009 7:25:47 PM GMT +02:00 Athens, Beirut,
Bucharest, Istanbul
Subject: Re: T5's Ajax/Zone implementation has substantial limitations
I think it's important to separate the core tapestry zone infrastructure
from the Javascript zone wrappers. I have a lot of Ajax in my
application - it's a systems management console /dashboard - and pretty
early on I decided to use the Tapestry zone Javascript as template and
use my own javas
Hi Avi!
First I've to say I really like tapestry 5 and its huge improvements
over T4. Most of all the live class reloading!
At the moment I am trying to do an integration of T5 with extjs. Till
now it seems to go quite good.
I can render ext components over to the client use informal parame
Avi Cherry wrote:
First off, I want to say that I'm a huge supporter, advocate (and long
time user) of Tapestry, particularly T5.
Hello Avi,
[...] a lot of intersting things
To be honest, the Ajax support on Tapestry 5 is one of the rare things
that seems to be not _just_rigth_ on the frame
