Hi,
I've had a look through the archive but haven't spotted an explanation
for my query.
I have used Tapestry 3 in the past and have just started looking at
T5. I have not used Maven before and part of my query probably relates
to that.
I have been doing Howard's tutorial and I note Maven pulls in
annotations-5.0.10 which does not have @Property (so the tutorial
breaks unless you specify the getters and setters explicitly). Without
knowing anything of Maven I took a gues and changed the POM file line
that specifies the Tapestry release version to 5.0.11 and it magically
pulled down all the new files.
That seemed to fix things w.r.t @Property - it all compiled and ran in
the browser correctly. However, when I did the next bit of the
tutorial it somehow broke it. It still compiles (and the correct
libraries are in the Build path) but it no longer works, giving:
org.apache.tapestry.internal.services.TransformationException:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.apache.tapestry.annotations.Property
While all this "magic" automatic running of things is fine, with no
understanding of how Jetty is getting the classpath I have no idea how
to go about fixing this. I also notice that while Howard points out in
his video how dandy it is to change something and write the file and
refreshing the browser just automagically updates, it doesn't do that
all the time. As I've got further into the tutorial I find I now
always have to restart Jetty to get the changes to come through. Ok,
it's cached - how do I get it to lose the cached version without
restarting Jetty?
Help please.
p.
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