On Wed, 29 May 2013 01:49:03 -0300, Jens Breitenstein
wrote:
Hi Ken,
Hi!
somethings I get the feeling you use this mailinglist like a chat system
providing much info in many many small chunks. Can't you just gather all
information first and afterwards throw it to the mailinglist? And f
On Tue, 28 May 2013 21:29:45 -0300, Ken in Nashua
wrote:
Hi Folks,
Hi!
I am tearing thru the docs and mail list searching for
"when do properties bind" tapestry
Properties are bound when the page instance is instantiated. But what
you're really asking is when proper
Hi Ken,
somethings I get the feeling you use this mailinglist like a chat system
providing much info in many many small chunks. Can't you just gather all
information first and afterwards throw it to the mailinglist? And for
this particular topic, I miss the stacktrace maybe I did not see it. C
alright... i hate doing null checks...
because if you get into the habit of it...
you never know if your actually writing a legit piece of code
So I did it anyway
public GridDataSource getSource() {
if (collection != null )
return new CollectionGridDataSource(collection
Hi Folks,
I am tearing thru the docs and mail list searching for
"when do properties bind" tapestry
No luck yet.
But I will continue.
I have two scenarios of bindings.
Simple Enum static
Simple Enum dynamic queried out of my database using hibernate
I am setting up a query form/page kinda
The subtle difference is that prop:url is potentially a read/write
binding (the component could attempt to change its parameter which
would attempt to update the url property, if a settter method exists).
Expansions always result in a read-only value.
You can also do things like:
mailto:${cont
On Mon, 05 Apr 2010 18:19:21 -0300, Pierce T. Wetter III
wrote:
Are these exactly the same or is there a subtle distinction between
them?>
This is the same as ${prop:url}. The prop binding is the default one for
expressions and for the majority of components' parameters.
Are these exactly the same or is there a subtle distinction between them?
Pierce
