Is there any way to access Tapestry pages from other frameworks in the same web applications? My web app is part struts, part tapestry. Sometimes I really would like to make this kind of code in my struts action:
TapestryUtils.getPage(pageNameString, httpServletRequest).setMyProperty(myValue); Is this possible? I guess the natural solution would be to use the HttpServletRequest or some other context object in the utility method to reach the Tapestry context and get the RequestCycle. On 9/7/06, Dan Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for your input guys. I appreciate your reasoning - I guess I just had a different conceptual idea of how Tapestry works! I had already implemented the dummy page solution, but just didn't really like it - it seemed a little messy against the backdrop of the rest of Tapestry. If you look through the Tapestry object graph both Pages and Components inherit from AbstractComponent, implementing both IComponent and IRender interfaces (amongst others). I just thought that given this, they were both intended to be 'components' yet indepentantly renderable and differ only in the sense that Pages are user accessible whereas Components are not, but instead are descrete, reusable parts. rgds, Dan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
