Thanks Tim, Believe me I would if I could find time!
I've noticed the drag marker demo does not work whatsoever in IE 6,
however the drag feature one does. Is this due to recieve any attention
soon or should I look into using the drag feature code instead?
Obviously I understand that you
Folks,
I am still new to Tapestry and evaluating 4.1.3 version as of today. I
am curious to know if any of you - or know someone/somewhere - that
uses Tapestry for web 2.0 business application, notably B2B
application.
If you can share your experience or point me to the relevant place, I
will be
Hello EveryBody,
I am using Tapestry 5.
Problem:
There is a submit button attached with listener (say OnSave()) and a text
field after the Submit button on html form. like
form
input jwcid=@Submit
input jwcid=@TextField value=ognl:className.textValue
/form
when i submit this form, the
I have written a BigDecimal translator which converts String - BigDecimal,
but It doesnt seem to work.
In my class, I have added the following:
public static void contributeTranslatorDefaultSource(
MappedConfigurationClass, Translator configuration) {
Hi,
Same as you, no idea at all about this web 2.0. came from c/s world hoping
web 2.0 can help in developing c/s like app, and after a while, found out
that a server framework like T5, Javascript(or better a library like
jQuery), html/css/DOM, plus the browser's capability to do background
On Nov 1, 2007 2:37 AM, Kolesnikov, Alexander GNI
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The book is not ready yet. I had to completely rewrite chapter 5 upgrading it
to 5.0.6 as Grid and BeanEditForm are so much easier to deal with now. If
everything goes well, the book should become available in
How can we add DoubleTranslator.java into Existing application??
Thanks.
Nick Westgate wrote:
You provide a translator. The framework provides one for Double etc:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/tapestry/tapestry5/trunk/tapestry-core/src/main/java/org/apache/tapestry/translator/
You can
I don't have a clear definition of web 2.0. THis is what wiki says
Web 2.0 websites typically include some of these features:
* Rich Internet application techniques, often Ajax-based
* Semantically valid XHTML and HTML markup
* Microformats enriching pages with additional semantics
You are ending the a element before the inner img (etc) renders.
Instead, you should end the writer in afterRender:
void afterRender(MarkupWriter writer)
{
writer.end(); // a
}
The corelib components are good examples to copy.
Cheers,
Nick.
Angelo Chen wrote:
Hi,
I have
Hi,
I have a component :
public class ImgDlg2 {
@Parameter(required=true)
private String _path;
boolean beginRender(MarkupWriter writer)
{
if (_path != null)
writer.element(a, href, _path);
else
writer.element(a, href, #);
writer.end();
return true;
hi,
if web 2.0 means those interactive websites, then Tapestry 5 plus a
javascript framework like jQuery or Ext can do that.
Ravi Shankar-9 wrote:
Folks,
I am still new to Tapestry and evaluating 4.1.3 version as of today. I
am curious to know if any of you - or know someone/somewhere -
I am using Tapestry 5.
I don't think so. Your code is using Tapestry 4 syntax.
Cheers,
Nick.
Imran Amajd wrote:
Hello EveryBody,
I am using Tapestry 5.
Problem:
There is a submit button attached with listener (say OnSave()) and a text
field after the Submit button on html form. like
Hi all,
I am on Tap 4.1.3 (using the released binary) and I am also experiencing
this behavior. I cannot find any documentation on this situation or a
workaround other than Jesse's comments in this thread. Can someone
point me to more information on how to work around this multiple ognl
Hi all,
I'm working with the Grid component and customizing the BeanModel for
display. I'd like to show complex paths in the grid. So, I've added them
to the model and everything works well, except when there's a null somewhere
along the path. Then in get an NPE in the ConduitWrapper.
How
Hi,
Is there any particular reason that ContextResource's getPath() returns a
relative path rather than an absolute one? In T4, I'm used to using assets
as way to build safe links to resources. With ContextResource's getPath()
returning relative paths, however, that doesn't work. I've wrapped
Hi,
I am building a page using layout component so that the layout can be shared
among other pages.
The question I have is that I want my layout component (lets say
/layout/Basic.tml) to have access to page params/variables. A simple
example would be that I have a UserProfile page which uses a
hi ronaldlee,
you can pass the user name from the UserProfile page to the layout
component, something like this:
public class Layout {
@parameter
private String userName;
// getter/setter here
}
in UserProfile.tml:
t:layout userName =literal:my name
Hi Ronald,
You can declare same ASO(ApplicationStateObject) in both java classes,
passing any values between any components.
Basic.java and UserProfile.java
...
@ApplicationState
private Visit _visit;
... getters and setters
Basic.tml
... ${visit.username}
Marcus
Thx Angelo. This seems to make sense, but I cannot make it to work.. will try
more.
Ronald
Angelo Chen wrote:
hi ronaldlee,
you can pass the user name from the UserProfile page to the layout
component, something like this:
public class Layout {
@parameter
private String
Oh nevermind, it works now.. stupid browser still caching the old page. thx a
lot!
ronaldlee wrote:
Thx Angelo. This seems to make sense, but I cannot make it to work.. will
try more.
Ronald
Angelo Chen wrote:
hi ronaldlee,
you can pass the user name from the UserProfile page
Oh yeah, I am sorry though
May the book bring light on Tap.
--
Best wishes,
Eko SW
http://swdev.blogs.friendster.com/my_blog/
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