Whatever your app/context name is (by default its App as created by the
quickstart), create an App.properties file in WEB-INF. Assuming you've
done that and you have your "applicationTitle" message, access it in
templates using the "message" binding prefix:
....
<title>${message:applicationTitle}</title>
....
When you use expansions (${}) Tapestry uses a binding prefix to know
what it is and where to find it. The default prefix used in templates is
"prop", which instructs Tapestry to look for a property in the
associated page class.
jblier wrote:
Newbie question:
I would like to replace the content of the <title> tag with a value read
from a .properties file.
How do I set the <title> tag?
<title>${applicationTitle}</title>
How do I set a .properties files that would contain:
applicationTitle=Application Title version 1
Currently I get the error:
Class org.example.myapp.pages.Start does not contain a property named
'applicationTitle' (within property expression 'applicationTitle').
Available properties: class, componentResources, currentTime.
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