Hi

I get work from our mailing list, my github 
repository(https://github.com/tawus) and my blog (http://tawus.wordpress.com) 
(Pretty much every time I help tapestry it helps me back :)). A lot of people 
use guru.com, elance.com, rent-a-coder.com etc. 

regards
Taha

On Jan 26, 2012, at 12:30 AM, csckid wrote:

> Thiago.... I guess doing things using tapestry will be lot easier than jsp.
> The thing is I haven't yet worked on javascript in tapestry, so it looks
> little complicated to me. Moreover, as I have already mentioned my country
> doesn't have much/or may be none at all jobs. So, I am in a doubt these
> days, is it really worth studying.
> But, after hearing from Taha.. I did gain little inspiration. 
> 
> Taha.. thanks.. For getting tapestry jobs on internet, do you look into
> freelance sites? Do they specifically mention its a tapestry job? Sorry I am
> new to this area and quite fresh graduate too.
> 
> The problem I was working on:
> I am trying to make a medical prescription. The doctor will search for
> medicine using autocomplete mixin and then he will write how many times
> should that medicine be taken in a day and he will click on some button and
> that medicine along with the dose will be added into a datagrid. Then the
> doctor will search for another medicine and hit that fascinating button
> again and second medicine will be added on to the same grid. Pretty simple!!
> 
> 
> <input t:id="medicineNameTf" t:type="TextField" t:mixins="autocomplete"
> /><t:submit id="addToList"/>
> 
> When the submit button is clicked the value from medicineNameTf will be
> added into an arraylist, and that arraylist is pointing to the datagrid.
> Should I use a submit button here? If I add the medicine object to the
> arraylist is this calling the server? 
> 
> Problem: I have passed patient id as context value. When the submit button
> is clicked the context value disappears. 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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