[CONF] Apache Tapestry > User Guide

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User Guide Page edited by Howard M. Lewis Ship Changes (1) ... h3. Usage * [Injection in details|TAPESTRY:IoC - injection] * [Object provider|TAPESTRY:IoC - provider] * [Services and cluster|TAPESTRY:IoC - serialization] ... Full Content Hot Features Class Reloading Configuration The Configuration user guide will provide a full-description of Tapestry's configuration from the early steps to your application security. Tapestry has a built-in localization mechanism. Tapestry gives you control over all your URLs generation. It also ensures that secured pages will only be accessible through HTTPS. Understand Tapestry takes care of most of the technical and advanced parts of Web application for YOU. But to fully understand these principles and better your Tapestry's page design, you will appreciate this part that describes how Tapestry leverage the default constraints of Java Web development to make your developer's life easier Page Lifecycle Component Rendering Request Processing Type Coercion Develop your pages and components Structure Project Layout Page Navigation Logging Component Classes Component Templates Component Events Component Mixins Component Parameters Templating Content Type and Markup Layout Component CSS DOM Assets Property Expressions Handle persistence Persistent Page Data Persistent State Interact with Component Injection Environmental Services _javascript_ Ajax & _javascript_ Working with Forms Input Validation BeanEditForm Guide Upload files Test Unit testing pages or components Integrate with Selenium test tool Tooling Generate your Component Reference Service Status Customize Tapestry to your needs Aliases Tapestry IOC As with Tapestry 5 in general, the goal of Tapestry IoC is greater simplicity, greater power, and an avoidance of XML. To fully understand the extension capabilities of Tapestry you should be aware of this built-in IoC. Architecture Introduction Overview Modules Features Services Advisors Decorators Configuration Configuration Case Insensitivity Module Autoloading Ordering Symbols Built-in design patterns Tapestry provides a set of service builders to have ready to use design patterns Chain of Command Pipeline Shadow Pipeline Usage Injection in detail Object provider Services and cluster Built-in Service Type Coercer Registry startup Start registry Listen registry startup Tooling Parallel Execution Logging Built-in modules Tapestry comes with many modules to get quickly productive and to integrate your existing development. Integrate Hibernate Configure User Guide Statistics Integrate Spring User Guide Change Notification Preferences View Online | View Changes