I'll check out both in any event.
Yes, it's crazy! :p It shouldn't be hard to make it work in your
environment.
Fixed. open another terminal and run `mvn clean package`
reload page, viola.
took me a 2nd go at live class reloading troubleshooting - "build
automatically in your ide" sor
On Tue, 07 Oct 2014 11:48:55 -0300, Chris Mylonas
wrote:
You had to put an extreme case of URL rewriting as an example for v2!
Subdomains and tag mappings!!! /s
v2 is actually exactly the same as v1, but without the outgoing
(generated) URL rewriting, as LinkTransformer is better as it.
My personal opinion is that the old URL Rewriter API is easier to use
for incoming URLs (requested ones), while LinkTransformer is better for
outgoing ones (generated by Tapestry).
c) ComponentEventLinkEncoder - [2], description sounds good, impl
looks followable
LinkTransformer works
On Tue, 07 Oct 2014 08:53:17 -0300, Chris Mylonas
wrote:
hi tapestry users,
Hi
Questions/observations/notes/feedback-or-guidance
a) LinkTransformer - looks like PageRenderLinkTransformer would be an
easier thing to implement
b) URLRewrite v2 from thiago - there a naming convention inv
Yeah very good point, I've not been a fan of naming conventions since
first looking at tapestry and @Annotations were new to me when I first
touched deving again - handy "new" thing in java indeed :)
I'm on a deadline for this Friday so it'll have to be put into the
scratch-the-itch bag unt
I'd probably use an explicit @ProvidesMenu annotation rather then naming
convention magic. Much nicer for the next poor developer who has to
maintain the code :)
On 7 Oct 2014 12:53, "Chris Mylonas" wrote:
> hi tapestry users,
>
> whatever responses i get i'll tack onto here [1]
>
> i have a page
hi tapestry users,
whatever responses i get i'll tack onto here [1]
i have a page, with context, but i want to access it from another url?
e.g.
localhost:8080/normalname/5
localhost:8080/differentname/5
or more accurately
localhost:8080/services/ethernet
localhost:8080/products/antivirus
the
