Hi,
I am new new to Tapestry, but an experienced Java architect and
J2EE developer. Browsing the Tapestry documentation and having
played around with my own first sample application, I cannot
find a way to dynamically create components and component
hierarchies.
AFAIK the component hierarchies are nailed down statically in
the specification files. That is, each page and component knows
from the start which child component it contains.
What about a complex hierarchy that is not yet know at
application start and changes while the program runs? As an
example, consider a deeply-nested directory tree. Each node in
the tree (directory, file, link etc.) should be visualized by a
suitable component. While the application runs, files are added
to the tree and others are deleted. For some files their
properties change. All this should be reflected by the component
that displays the file tree. Each time it is redrawn it must
build up its immediate child components. And the child
components displaying directories must rebuild their own
children.
I don't see how this could be done with Tapestry. I'd be glad if
I am wrong and someone could show me the light.
Best regards
Rainer Klute
Rainer Klute IT-Consulting GmbH
Dipl.-Inform.
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