A long time ago in this list (in 2003) Howard said that:
"If you servlet is named myservlet then Tapestry looks for
WEB-INF/myservlet.application"
I don't know if this still applies but you might want to check on that.
Ed Trembicki-Guy wrote:
Raul Raja Martinez <dobleerre <at> estudiowebs.com> writes:
I don't think Tapestry cares, but why are you calling your .page
DirectLink? again I don't think it does matter but is kind of awkward to
call a .page "DirectLink" which is also a core tapestry component.
I wonder if the order in which tapestry looks for things it's causing
this behavior,
just some thoughts.
I renamed the page template to DLTest.html and the class file to DLTest.java.
This had no effect. Is there any way to confirm that the file,
app.application is being read on startup? That file is located in the /WEB-INF
folder of the web context root. I also tried creating an /app folder under
the web context root and copying app.application there, but that also had no
effect.
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