Ah, I forgot to add the more important question - if I wanted to have other "custom" environments, how would I go about defining one ? I understand that I'd need to add a new module for the given environment, but the more interesting question is how to configure it to become active if a given value is passed in the 'tapestry.execution-mode' is set to a given value .
I really like this feature as it looks very much like the "environments" feature of Grails where one can define any per-environment values of any of the configuration points or services. In grails, adding a new environment is just a matter of adding a new closure in the config files ( http://grails.org/doc/latest/guide/conf.html#environments) . Cheers, Alex K On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 11:51 PM, Alex Kotchnev <akoch...@gmail.com> wrote: > Not having used Tapestry for a while, I ran into the addition of the > QaModule and Development module. I've been looking at the new Tapestry > project setup and I noticed the new (at least 'new for me') QaModule and > DevelopmentModule . Is there a special relationship between the regular > "AppModule" and these other modules - e.g. does the QaModule "replace" the > AppModule when the tapestry.execution-mode is set to 'qa', or is the > intention that the QaModule will only override any services that should be > overriden in QA ? > > Cheers, > > Alex K >
