Just don't lose track of what the Component Reference 
is ... a reference.

Just because the other docs (dev guide and tutorial) are 
weak doesn't mean everything should be piled onto the 
Component Reference.

I myself use the reference to remind myself about 
parameter names and the like.

More effort needs to go into the Tutorial as the primary 
way to get up-to speed in Tapestry.  I don't think the 
Component Reference can ever fill this role, nor should 
it.

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> Component docs with complete copy/paste examples would be great.  If the 
> example files were packaged separately and linked in the docs, that might 
> be even better, since Tap. Veterans would not need to slog thru 
> them.  Understandably, components that access external resources could not 
> have complete examples.
> 
> The comment was made that the component docs don't need examples since 
> developers would reference them only after obtaining a complete 
> understanding of Tap. from the Dev. Guide.  I *strongly* disagree with 
> this.  Tap. was going very slowly for me.  I decided that this was due to 
> the fact that I did not have an application in mind for it.  Without a 
> project, reading the Dev Guide just doesn't sink in -- so I invented a 
> project.  Armed with my bogus project, I'm learning much faster, but I am 
> not learning in the order mandated by the Dev Guide;  The component docs 
> are now my best reference.
> 
> 
> Thanks all,
> 
> Eric Everman
> 
> 
> At 11/3/2002, Malcolm Edgar wrote:
> >I've given some more thought to this. I think the current Component 
> >Reference format is good, especially when the Tutorial-2 comes online.
> >
> >Making full examples in the Component Reference is difficult, as they 
> >often would often refer Objects created from a database pull.
> >
> >There has also been a fair bit of churn in the Tapestry XML versions, 
> >which would need to be updated if complete .page/.jwc files were included.
> >
> >However creating full examples for things like the Upload would be fairly 
> >easy. A variation on Neils suggestion would be to include a link to an 
> >example .java/.page/.html files where appropriate.
> >
> >regards Malcolm
> 
> 
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