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Howard M. Lewis Ship wrote:
>I'm warming to the concept of "anonymous components" that are specified >entirely in the HTML template. This is much more viable now (with the new >approach to localization) than before (where localization was always >multiple HTML templates). It's a kludge in the way that <span key="..."/> >is a kludge ... useful enough to outweigh its limitations. If Tapestry (or a user extension there of) were to support another markup
besides html, would you not want to keep the component specification separate
from the markup. For example, a application that can render both html and
xml would have one .jwc component definition and both a .html and .xml file
describing the markup. The idea being the the component represent the same
pull from the MVC, and the markup files represent how to render that
information. (Right ?)
Craig J. Gregory
Dir. of Information Srevices Blue Mountain Community College PO Box 100 2411 NW Carden Av. Pendleton, OR 97801 (541) 278-5825 |
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- Craig Gregory
