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I've been looking around trying to mesh two parts of Tapestry and T5
comments together - hopefully I'm missing something somewhere.
A stated design of T5 is the negation of page and jwc files -
Annotations rule the day.
With that in mind, where is the connection from HTML to Java? Or will
there only be a connection from Java to HTML?
Scenario:
Designer mocks up a site with the following structure:
index.html
blah.html
secure/
index.html
account.html
This is then approved and thrown over the wall to the developers to
integrate into their "back end" with the following package structure:
com.company.tapestry
com.company.tapestry.pages
com.company.tapestry.secure
.
.
.
- From what I've gleaned from the T5 discussions, after taking into
account "no more page files" and "no more jwc files", I don't see how
the designer could change the layout of the HTML without a recompile of
the Java code to support the changes. With XML, it would require changes
to configuration, but without them? Am I missing something obvious? Or
is this the "reduce flexibility" that mandates "you start with this
structure, we map it to package structure appended to your stated
'starting point' - period."? For example:
.application
<meta page-classes = "com.company.tapestry"/>
index.html == com.company.tapestry.Index
blah.html == com.company.tapestry.Blah
secure/
index.html == com.company.tapestry.secure.Index
account.html == com.company.tapestry.secure.Account
[curious to know if this is the plan, or if it's the Java annotations
defining the mapping]
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