You can use the @Any component to generate dynamic parameters.
As to passing values from Applets as part of a Tapestry form - that will
require some javascript glue (even if it was a non-Tapestry form). The
way we did this for something similar (before Tapestry though) was to
hook the onSubmit of the form to a javascript function that knew how to
ask each applet for a response, which was then shoved into hidden input
tags, which then got sent to the web server as part of the form.
With Tapestry, you will need to work out how to use the Script component
to generate the javascript to populate the hidden form fields, since
they will have Tapestry generated names.
Hope that gives you enough of an answer to help!
Richard
Daniel M Garland wrote:
What if you are trying to use dynamic parameters?
Can I, for instance, have a text area in an applet that submits the
content of the text box as part of a Tapestry form?
Cheers
dan
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