Thiago,
you're right, actually my solution does not use zones but partial
rendererd blocks. I thought a bit about it and asked myself if it would
not be much better to create a tapestry-bound routing for angular that
really uses zones/blocks for navigation and templating.
At the moment I stay with my "partial render" approach because I need to
stay in time with my proof-of-concept and there are still lots of
problems to solve. If I end in a good solution, we are going to do
bigger projects with that technologie and I can spend more time in
making it better ;-)
For rendering a block to string I found
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-938 and tons of "hacks" so
achieve this. I would like to see some service in tapestry to do such
because otherwise it is only possible with really good knowledge of
tapestry's internals. I'll check if the hacks still works with 5.4 and
try to provide code for such a service.
I was about adding the "root node is not html" bug to jira but you
already added it: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-2200. I
just put my comment on it and voted.
Regards,
Michael.
On Thu, 07 Nov 2013 14:52:31 -0200, Michael Wyraz
<michael.wy...@evermind.de> wrote:
No I did not. Thougt this was "by intend" - tapestry complains as soon
as the page root is not "html":
*The root element of the rendered document was <div>, not <html>. A
root element of <html> is needed when linking JavaScript and
stylesheet resources.**
Not actually. It complains after rendering when DocumentLinker tries
to add CSS and JavaScript to the page. I think we can add something
that tells DocumentLinker to not add stuff to the rendered markup in
that request.
Also tapestry would always inject it's stuff to the page. It might be
hard to change this.
It's actually easy, even without changing the sources (but you
actually need to take a look at TapestryModule sources first), but I
want Tapestry to provide an easy way to do that.
3. Tweak angularjs to use some zone update mechanism to load the
templates.
I have no idea if/how this is possible. If someone already did such,
please let me know.
Hmm, that would probably be more complex than worth in the end.
Not really. I started to investigate in it:
What you describe below is correct and clever, but it doesn't use
zones, so I told it would be hard to do, but we ended up talking about
different stuff. :P What you're doing is basically returning a Block
from an AJAX request.
In my page html I have:
<script type="text/javascript">
var templateBaseUri="${templateBaseUri}";
</script>
This returns an eventlink like "/mypage:gettemplate/"
In my angularjs-router I use this template URI in the following way:
.when('/', {
templateUrl: templateBaseUri+"startseite",
This mages angularjs read all the templates via tapestry event
"gettemplate". The code there is:
public Object onGetTemplate(String templateName)
{
try
{
Block block=resources.getBlock(templateName);
System.err.println("Block: "+block);
return block; // TODO render block as html fragment
}
catch (BlockNotFoundException ex)
{
System.err.println("Template not found:
"+templateName);
return new
TextStreamResponse("text/html","<div>Template not found:
"+templateName+"</div>");
}
}
Not in my tml I change
<script type="text/ng-template" id="startseite">
to
<t:block t:id="startseite">
That's all. The only thing left ist to render the block to HTML. If
anyone know how it is done, please let me know.
There are solutions on the mailing lists and tapestry-offline.
Or, better yet, use different pages for different views. Please file
the JIRA
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