Howard/Warner,
Thanks for you help. I have written the appropriate classes and now need
to configure tapestry. How do I do that. Do I need to modify the
tapestry.bindings.xml file or is there are less intrusive way to
introduce the new bindings in to tapestry.
cheers
</jima>
Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
It *should* be pretty straightforward.
You map a prefix, such as "ognl:" or "message:" (or in your case,
"jxpath:") to a BindingFactory service.
The BindingFactory is responsible for creating an IBinding instance;
you will usually create your own subclass of AbstractBinding and pass
what data is needed into your subclasses's constructor.
Outside of "ognl:" being the default in a lot of places, there's
nothing special about the OGNL binding factory vs. any other
implemenation, including yours. Tapestry and HiveMind treat them all
as equal. In fact, the intention of Tapestry 4 is to support this
kind of unbounded customizability.
On 10/10/05, Jim Alateras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
We are currently using Tapestry 3.x and have come across some
limitations, which we believe can be resolved by moving to v4.x. One of
our primary requirements is to support JXPath for binding data to form
fields. I believe that v4.x has the facility to support different
binding languages. Is this the case?
Can anyone point me in the right direction for developing JXPath support.
cheers
</jima>
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