I asked that same question about a month ago and found there wasn't a
good answer. Someone pointed me to Shing Hing Man's homepage
(http://uk.geocities.com/matmsh/) where he posted some good information,
but dojo's documentation wasn't nearly as helpful as it should have been.
The first huge gotcha is the "parseWidgets" attribute of the @Shell
component. Tapestry (smartly) says this should be turned off. All
dojo's docs assume it's on. For pure dojo work, prototype your stuff on
a page with this on before you worry about adding the scripts to
register widgets manually. Often, a good way to do this is with a
manually created header outside a jwcid="$content$" area so you can
toggle parseWidgets when testing your template.
Look at the tacos sources - they're much more informative than any
documentation I found. Don't be afraid to use something other than dojo
either - my team wasted a lot of time mucking around with dojo's editor2
before realizing FCKEditor was a better solution. The tapestry/dojo
integration is very well thought out, but dojo itself has a number of
rough edges.
-Steve
Paul Stanton wrote:
Hi, does anyone know of any good tutorials/demos for ajax with dojo
and tapestry 4.1?
thanks.
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