".page and .html files are apparently not seen by tapestry unless they lie
under WEB-INF Is there any way to do this?" 

I think there is a good way. You can point to the pages in .application file
with the following tag.

<page name="Availability"
specification-path="/pages/availability/Availability.page"/>

And also make sure that html, page file is in the same place(in same
directory).
You also can pack them as jar files. But you have to specify .library file
if you pack them as jar files.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Aslak Gronflaten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 11 September 2005 19:09
To: [email protected]
Subject: Reusable pages

Hi,

our tapestry 4 projects share a common library / project, which is included
as a jar in the website war.
This library contains shared functionality and hivemind services, which
works fine. 
However, I'd like all of our sites to contain an administration website for
handling certain tasks. I've not found a way to put this site in this jar -
the .page and .html files are apparently not seen by tapestry unless they
lie under WEB-INF Is there any way to do this? I've tried pointing to the
pages in each webapplication's .application file, but haven't had any
success so far.

Help appreciated,
  Aslak

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