Oh - that is easy to fix. Drop the "prop" binding and use ognl.  You won't
need that library anymore anyways..

On 5/7/07, RobertSchreiber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Hi Jessek,
Thanks for your ultra fast response. The latest snapshot works.
Since I get always lost with downloading Tapestry via Maven,
I downloaded the latest Workbench WAR file and copied the libs.

JFYI:
I caught another error which I could fix.
Obviously JavaAssist 3.4 cannot handle array indices of type Long any
more.
The System showed the (missleading) Exception:
ognl.OgnlException source is null for getProperty(null, "speciesEntry")
but the real problem was a CompileError in
JavaAssist:CodeGen.arrayAccess(ASTree array, ASTree index)

HTML:
=====
<li jwcid="@For" source="prop:animalSpeciesSorted"
value="prop:speciesEntry"
element="li">
         speciesEntry.key]" />
<li>

Java:
=====
...
public abstract KeyValueEntry getSpeciesEntry();
...

public class KeyValueEntry implements Serializable {

    Long key;
    String value;
...
}

Best regards, Robert


Try updating your tapestry version to 4.1.2. This works fine for me there.

On 5/6/07, RobertSchreiber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Dear Tapestry specialists,
>
> I have 2 corresponding PropertySelections in my page.
>
> In Firefox everything works like expected.
>
> As soon as I select a species in PropertySelection 'speciesSelect' the
> corresponding 'breedSelect' gets updated.
>
> In Internet Explorer 6/7 I have to update the whole form
'animalEditForm'
> but then the form gets validated and fails because other
> input fields have not yet been filled in.
>...
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