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Joel Halbert commented on TAP5-264:
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Could we investigate using the @Persist("client") notation as a way of
transparently storing named parameters across sessions, much in the same way as
is done now, but with human friendly query string encodings for primitive types
Such that if one declares
@Persist("client")
String name;
then rather than it being encoded on to the query string as
"asjklnckjsndc09dc09j23oirnm3lknmsdcm.smdc"
it is simply encoded as "name=value" (or some similar variant, where ideally
the encoding strategy can be user defined)
> Lack of direct support for named context parameters
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: TAP5-264
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-264
> Project: Tapestry 5
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 5.0.16
> Reporter: Francois Armand
>
> T5 "REST" orientation make easy the mappin between url and resources, but it
> lack the possibility to add "normal" named parameters.
> This one are quite handy when one's want to make big queries bookmarkable.
> For example, in a application that send email to dynamic mailing list build
> as the result of a search in the company user base, it would be great if each
> user can bookmark his most used filter/dynamic ml.
> The implementation can fit quite well with the current T5 implementation if
> we add a direct mapping of the kind :
> In URL map=[string=string,string=string] becomes a Map<String,String> in
> onActivate. I think that we can limit the use of Map<String,String> (at least
> for 5.0).
> For example :
> http://foo/myT5app/mypage/normalcontext/mycontextmap=[key1:value1,key2:value2]/othercontextparam
> => in the Java code :
> void onActivate(String normalcontext, Map<String,String> mycontextmap, String
> othercontextparam) {
> String username = normalcontext:
> String telephone = mycontextmap.get("key1"); //let the user handle the type
> String email=mycontextmap.get("key2");
> String eqalityType=othercontextparam;
> ....
> }
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