I'm trying to use AjaxFormLoop with two rows per iteration, with
"". It lays out fine, but when it
comes down to adding a row, it stuffs it on top of the table header. Using
it as one row with appears to work just fine,
appending to the bottom of the table.
Is there a way around the two row beha
Any ideas? A search says "don't put the wrong things in the base package",
but UploadFileWrapper isn't in any tapestry packages.
2010-08-06 15:56:57,343 [qtp1741911230-24] ERROR
org.apache.tapestry5.services.TapestryModule.RequestExceptionHandler -
Processing of request failed with uncaught exc
The tapestry package is com.x.y.t5, with the component being in
com.x.y.t5.components. I have a list of upload files, each with a label, so
I figured I'd create a wrapper object with the label string and the upload
object.
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Not a literal label, each fileupload also takes in a textfield string, so
each file gets a name.
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Is there any way to do that from the client side? I assume Grid already has
some way to do ajax for inplace paging.
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Forget zones, just count the rows with js.
$$('.classYouStickOnEveryRow').length;
Although the only way I know of to get js to run on zone load is to
clumsily cram a script tag in each row.
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I have a hidden div with a "Processing" message, then I listen for submit
events and pop the div into view, blocking off the page until it redirects.
Although I haven't figured out how to get to mesh will with client side
validation, where I'd get an event but the form would not submit due to an
e
So I have this:
obj being null results in false just fine. But doing "obj = new Object()"
makes it explode. Oddly enough, "obj = new Integer(1)" (and presumably any
other subclass of Object), works just fine.
An unexpected application exception has occurred.
Render queue error in BeginRen
I wasn't intending to use just an Object in the first place, so it seems to
be non-issue. For now anyways, hopefully the comment I put in reminds not to
stick a plain Object in there later on.
obj was going to be return of some event handler, to redirect to some page.
I set to to a plain Object
I am wondering how I should handle ajax form submit. ClickOnce looks neat but
looks like it wouldn't work for that, and it looks like it might break with
client side validation too. I think I can see the events I need to observe
now, although I'm wondering how to hide my div again after an ajax su
What it should do is instead insert some sort of hash of the file's contents
in the url. Then whenever your file changes the browser won't pick up the
previous cached version, but if your app version changes and the file
doesn't, the url remains the same.
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Chenillekit OnEvent mixin. It lets you listen for clicks or any js event, to
in turn trigger an event on the server.
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Well I finally tried it, and you need a correct addrow too:
Add
Row
Worked great :)
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Does putting it in the filename instead of the "directory" also have caveats?
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If you validate server side its easy with onValidateFromSoAndSoField().
Then you just check your parameter that enables validation and decide
whether or not to do it.
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I try this:
The class attribute disappears. Previously I've simply slapped the class
onto a wrapping div or something and changed the css accordingly, but this
problem pops up over and over and I'd like an easier solution to it.
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I was wondering where these anonymous request classes are created... they
don't have debug line number information. Somehow getSession(false) is
throwing a NullPointerException when a component tries to set a parameter to
null.
Caused by: org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.internal.util.TapestryException:
Well it boiled down to the commented out line below. I changed the forward to
the requestGlobals one and it works.
try
{
requestGlobals.getResponse().sendRedirect("nontapestrypage.html");
//request.getRequestDispatcher("nontapestrypage.html").forward(request,
response);
You can listen for the FORM_PREPARE_FOR_SUBMIT_EVENT or
FORM_PROCESS_SUBMIT_EVENT in prototype, for before the zone gets updated. Or
if you use a mixin on the form (or any component in the zone) the mixin
initialization gets run on zone update with the new id.
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There's something missing here. How are you submitting the form?
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Putting a mixin on a component in the zone executes the mixin javascript on
zone update. So you'd stick in your dialog close logic in a mixin.
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The usual way to save input is to do a form submit. Link the form to the
zone, and then submitting will trigger the update on the zone after sending
the data to the server.
However, this does not work if the form is not filled out and valid. In that
case there's a longer way:
I used the ZoneUpda
You just use AddRowLink and RemoveRowLink to add and remove. Alot easier than
trying to refresh the whole thing.
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My favorite reply, a mixin on a component in a zone will get it's javascript
run again on zone update. So you make a mixin that handles both disabling
and enabling, it will run on page render, and run again whenever you update
the zone.
Oh, and use renderSupport.addScript, like in here:
http://j
Put the form inside the zone as well, assuming there aren't a bunch of other
fields with data in them.
Also, if you're just discarding the old rows then you can just use a normal
loop with a zone.
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I am using the onblur validation disable script that's unsurprisingly broken
since it's from 2009 (see mailing list post below). However, I'm worried
about how the error appears to be thrown off into oblivion.
The script breaks in a very subtle fashion. No indication of any javascript
failure is
I'd like for something like to somehow
know what validators (length,etc) to use.
There seems to be a way to do this with annotations on the bean's fields,
but I am using Cayenne which stores constraint information in an xml file,
and do not want to duplicate this by adding annotations.
So my
Here's a different way. Implement HttpSessionListener (and put it in web.xml)
and do this:
public void sessionCreated(HttpSessionEvent event)
{
Set allHttpSessions =
event.getSession().getServletContext().getAttribute("allSessions");
if (allHttpSessions == null) {
allHttpSession
I thought t:clientEvent should be just 'click', not 'onclick'. Unless
prototype Event.observe takes both or something.
In any case I think you're doing this the long way. Why not completely do
the confirm in javascript instead of going to the server in both cases? So
if they click cancel on the
Usually you inject it, when you're in a tapestry enhanced class.
@Inject
private PropertyAccess propertyAccess;
I can't get to those links, though I get the feeling that project's
abandoned in favor of Chenillekit.
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Course I don't even use tapestry-hibernate at all, just the tapestry spring
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Here's a mixin, implement activation context and one GET request with the
search terms in the context will be done:
Search
/**
* Replace the context of a link with a value from a textfield
*/
@IncludeJavaScriptLibrary({"context:/js/mixins.js"})
public class LiveLinkContext
{
@Inje
I don't think there's an existing howto floating around so you're gonna have
to put something together.
This jumpstart demo (that does something completely irrelevant) should give
you an idea of how to use the t5 ajax integration (ignore 90% of it, just
see how to create a zone and how to update
The main reason I see for events suddenly stopping is the element you
observed being inside the zone, and being trashed on zone reload.
I feel like you should actually be using a mixin on the textfield, since
that's probably where you want the keyup events. A mixin will automatically
reinitialize
How about just using form fragments, they let you selectively send parts of a
form (basically partial form submission like you're talking about). I'm
guessing they may work for you (or may not, since it hides the inactive
parts of the form) but I'm not sure what you are trying to do.
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It sounds like something else is at work here, javascript timers should all
get reset when the page changes.
So either the page is not really changing or that mixin is somehow being
called again on the second page.
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Another approach I've taken was setting the actual javascript mixin object as
a property of the element it's related to ('$(zoneid).periodicupdate=this').
So in the constructor of the mixin, you'd check whether that property
existed already, call stop on the old one if present, then replace the ol
You manually create the grid model, which lets you specifically tell it to
use the interface.
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There's a -DSTOP.PORT option, then you can use the --stop option in jetty to
stop an already-running instance.
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/JETTY/Securing+Jetty
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I don't think there's a tml shorthand. You'd use ContextAssetFactory in your
java code:
http://tapestry-users.832.n2.nabble.com/T5-How-to-load-image-Asset-from-filesystem-td2454924.html#a2455270
But that would generate the same /app/assets links, just not hardcoded. This
filter issue remains a my
I don't think there's a tml shorthand. You'd use ContextAssetFactory in your
java code:
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But that would generate the same /app/assets links, just not hardcoded. This
filter issue remains a my
This is for jetty 7. Jetty 6 has different package names, different plugin
names, etc. A chore to switch between the two but much of the syntax is the
same.
org.mortbay.jetty
jetty-maven-plugin
7.2.0.v20101020
There is a tapestry.disable-default-modules. Took me a while to find it in
the source code. Then you specify the modules you want to use manually with
tapestry.modules
(org.apache.tapestry5.upload.services.UploadModule,org.apache.tapestry5.spring.SpringModule).
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If you specify this, it disables any modules on the classpath, leaving only
the Tapestry stuff. I assumed that you'd be able to add other modules
manually via tapestry.modules, but that also gets disabled. Is it supposed
to be like that?
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It's called discardPersistentFieldChanges:
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I think apache just isn't expecting urls to be in the js and isn't replacing
it. I wonder if Chenillekit should be using toAbsoluteURI, wouldn't a
relative path work just fine?
As for the solution, well make your own copy of the mixin and fix it (I'd
make it use a relative path instead).
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Bad relative link in the css or something sending asset requests to the page
itself?
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I would log all HTTP requests to the server and see which one is triggering
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Well if you *must* use the ajax grid paging... then don't use tapestry
checkboxes. Use ordinary html checkboxes that have onclick javascript
handlers that ping the server with their new value.
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So I am using Inge's ZoneUpdater. Previously in 5.1, the createEventLink in
it results in a "?t:ac=1/2" being tacked onto the end of the event link.
Afterwards, when the event is triggered, the page's
onActivate(Integer,Integer) is called. This initializes some instance
variables that are then use
I had an onPassivate. I realized something in my javascript was stripping the
query parameters from the link from createEventLink.
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If you wanted a servlet request you'd do "return new
HttpServletRequestFilter()". And then you'd change the the return type, and
the request and response type (HttpServletResponse, etc).
I don't think you need to do that anyways. Just log Request.getPath().
Usually this ends up being a url() ref
The builtin tapestry stuff seems to combine itself into core.js if it's
included as a stack. Maybe it works if you create a javascriptstack instead?
Still a bug though.
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Put the submit button inside the zone as well, then it will link to the new
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The only example I've seen is in TapestryModule.java:
public static void
contributeJavaScriptStackSource(MappedConfiguration
configuration)
{
configuration.addInstance(InternalConstants.CORE_STACK_NAME,
CoreJavaScriptStack.class);
configuration.addInstance("core-datefield"
I try to contribute a JavaScriptStack in a library module, and it ends up
failing. The TapestryModule seems load after the libraries. I assume it
would work fine if I put it in my AppModule instead. How would you use it in
a library though?
The contribution:
public static void
contributeJavaScr
Any tapestry identifiers in tml are not dynamically changeable.
First step would be programmatically creating the bean model in the java
code, and passing that to the grid. Customizing those dynamic blocks can be
tricky though, probably involving PropertyEditBlocks in the appmodule or
something.
Nevermind, it was a maven classpath problem. It works fine regardless of the
order of those "Adding module" statements.
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I suspect you simply need to add noConflict to the end of the jquery js
(without having to reminify). As long as it is in the same file it'll
satisfy IE8.
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Here's an example of the 5.2 JavaScriptStack api. I used it to load
Datatables (http://www.datatables.net/).
The page:
@Import( stack={"datatable"})
public class PageWithDatatable
{
void afterRender()
{
//connect datatable to tml here
}
}
The AppModule:
public static void
contribu
You need to do it in Javascript (document.title = "Blah" + document.title).
Or if you disable Tapestry javascript validation the layout will be
rerendered as you expect.
Tapestry doesn't seem to have a good place to hook into failed javascript
validations though. As far as I can tell you'd hook i
Just use the chenillekit onevent mixin. Unfortunately it'll only pass the
selected value as a string. So you'd have to translate the string back into
your object.
@OnEvent(component = "TheSelect", value = "change")
void onSelected(String value)
{
}
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event handler.
t:mixins="ck/OnEvent" t:event="change" t:context="contextyoumakeup"
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Return a JSONObject.
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The key part of zone updater that does what you want is this:
void afterRender() {
String url = resources.createEventLink(event, context).toAbsoluteURI();
...
renderSupport.addScript("%sZoneUpdater = new ZoneUpdater(%s)", prefix,
spec.toString());
}
This is the interface from Tap
Because it's literal "false" and where changes would be stored is not
specified. If you want to set it you have to have the parameter map to a
property of the container.
The example doesn't make clear what you are trying to do to begin with.
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When you load Tapestry components in an ajax request a new t:id is generated.
Presumably because it's possible for a component with the same original id
to still be on the page. I'm not sure how this relates to the client side
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The current "solution" is to use a mixin instead of onchange. Mixins will get
the newly generated id passed in to their initialize(), where you would then
attach an onchange listener with prototype observe.
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A more descriptive label would be easy, just add the keys to the properties
file. More than that will probably delve into custom decorator or property
block territory.
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I use the ZoneUpdater mixin to do this.
http://tinybits.blogspot.com/2010/03/new-and-better-zoneupdater.html
@Log
void onChangeFromFirstSelect(String value)
{
//set options for second select
}
The zone encompasses all the selects.
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I'm trying to use a spring bean in my AppModule:
public static void
contributeApplicationDefaults(MappedConfiguration
configuration,
@Inject SomeSpringBean someSpringBean)
{
configuration.add(SymbolConstants.SUPPORTED_LOCALES, "en");
configuration.add(SymbolConstants.APPLICATION_V
I'm on Jboss 5.1 here. Slightly different classpath converter.
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// supports virtual filesystem used by JBoss 5.x
try
{
URLConnection connection = url.openConnection();
Object virtualFile = invokerGetter(connection, "getContent");
Object zipEntryHandler = invokerGetter(virtualFile, "getHandler");
URL realUrl = (
The problem here is the session somehow being accessed after invalidate() is
called. Maybe you tried to set an @Persist'd variable or something, and the
actual change didn't propagate until after you called invalidate().
I do my invalidate in an ajax request. The other solution is to call
invalid
Hit your app with IE and it'll return something. Newer versions of IE
actually return "c:\fakepath".
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The wiki examples aren't terribly different, just change RenderSupport to
JavaScriptSupport. And the addScript method may have changed slightly as
well.
var SomeMixin = Class.create();
SomeMixin.prototype = {
initialize : function(element,zone) {
Event.observe($(el
See the ZoneUpdater code:
http://tinybits.blogspot.com/2010/03/new-and-better-zoneupdater.html
Disable the builtin actionlink behavior and do all you want your self
(zoneupdater shows how to do the zone part, with context parameter for
sending little bits of information). I assume "fire back any
I'd do it in more or less pure javascript, since you will have to add a
javascript listener to the radio button either way (either to trigger an
event java side or to directly add/remove the disabled attribute from the
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I'd like to conditionally add some validation using a mixin, maxLength and
required for example. Can a mixin somehow alter the validate attribute of a
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That setup sounds like something you shouldn't do. Two different instances of
two different classes with the same name?
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With that I'd have to get the class of the parent of the property somehow...
you guys tightly integrate the annotation support to do this with @Validate.
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I in particular need to get the class of the parent of the property somehow.
That's how I conditionally add validation. And the name of the property as
well. It's a retread of what tapestry5-cayenne does, which seems castrated
to me because it requires BeanEditor to provide this information to the
We can't really tell what you've forgotten if we haven't seen how you did it.
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I'd think of a way to avoid using a bunch of css class names to begin with.
Perhaps a better css selector would work with no changes to the class names.
Maybe you could stamp the class you want on the div or whatever that
contains all these fields.
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Use a meta refresh (it'll probably have to be in the tag somehow). Or
javascript, to hit the same url.
@Inject
private ComponentResources componentResources;
@OnEvent("calculate")
ResultPage calculate() { }
public String getCalculateUrl()
{
return componentResources.createEventLink("calcul
One hacky way of doing it is with onValidateFromXXX. Before the actual value
is copied over from a field to the java object, this method is called. Not
to be confused with onValidateForm.
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My approach would be not to throw exceptions all the time. The exception
handler is only used for fatal stuff, I don't throw stuff there by design.
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Define "update another textfield". Are you putting some result from the
server in it?
Read up ZoneUpdater:
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/javascript/ajaxonevent
Although it's annoyingly tricky to refresh form fields. The example
refreshes some plain text.
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Nobody's mentioned createEventLink. That's where you get the image url,
create an event link pointing to the event handler that returns the stream
response.
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Do you still use the textfield even when the checkbox is checked? If not, you
can make some js for the click event of the checkbox and simply disable the
textfield in your js. I suspect this disables validation.
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You can use a FormFragment to hide and disable the field. Or you can remove
the builtin required validation and manually decide whether it's required in
onValidateForm.
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I have a mixin that does this. It doesn't have to be a mixin though. I used
the urlencoder from TAP5-637 since space characters and such tend to make
things break. Basically you encoder a bunch of unique characters as the
context of the url server side, then replace it with whatever value you want
The js file needs to be in the same package directory, but in the resources
directory instead of the java directory.
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So someone clicked something on my page, and whatever event handler returns
null/is void. Is there a way to set the anchor in this case? I know there's
a setAnchor on a Link, but that doesn't seem to be the easiest way (since
all these event handlers weren't returning anything to begin with).
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An HttpSessionListener...
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So wait, is this form submit an ajax submit? Why wouldn't there always be a
page refresh (and thus you can do that conditional javascript scenario you
described). There's no way the transaction can be successful otherwise
(unless you're submitting via ajax).
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I haven't used multizoneupdate, but it looks like you can specify the id of
the destination, and the source doesn't have to be the exact same zone.
Put your stuff in a block, then do new MultiZoneUpdate("myzone", myblock);
And render the zone outside of the conditional so it's always there, with
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Last time I did this I used a javascript cookie api.
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Here's an example of @EventListener I found floating around. Using the
annotation magically adds a javascript method to a certain div on the page.
@EventListener(elements = "FooJsEventSource", events = "foo")
public void doFoo()
{
log.trace("doFoo");
}
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I never looked into how to receive values back in T4 ajax, I only did the
send part. Although doing a search on that annotation I mentioned before
might help.
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