Attempting my own question, looks like JavascriptManagerImpl is using
URLResource like so:
097 public void setFiles(String files)
098 {
099 _files = buildAssetList(files, "files");
100 }
132 private List buildAssetList(String files, String name)
133 {
134 String[] js = TapestryUtils.split(files);
135
136 List list = new ArrayList(js.length);
137 for (int i=0; i<js.length; i++) {
138 list.add(findAsset(js[i], name + i));
139 }
140
141 return list;
142 }
144 private IAsset findAsset(String path, String description)
145 {
146 IAsset asset = null;
147 if ( !HiveMind.isBlank(path) )
148 {
149 Location location = new DescribedLocation(new
URLResource(path), description);
150 asset = _assetSource.findAsset(null, path, null, location);
151 }
152 return asset;
153 }
I'm going to subclass JavascriptManagerImpl, add an injected
ServletContext property, and override setFiles(..) to ultimately use
ContextResource instead.
Jim
Jim wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Dojo 1.0.2 with Tapestry 4.1.5, using the Tacos approach as
a guide. I have a question about the "files" property in the following:
<implementation service-id="tapestry.js.JavascriptManager">
<invoke-factory>
<construct
class="org.apache.tapestry.javascript.JavascriptManagerImpl">
<set-service property="assetSource"
service-id="tapestry.asset.AssetSource"/>
<set property="files"
value="http://[host]:[port]/[AppName]/[path-to-dojo.js]"; />
<set property="formFiles" value="" />
<set property="widgetFiles" value="" />
<set property="folder" value="" />
<set property="tapestryFile"
value="classpath:/tacos-js/tap-dojo1.0.2.js" />
<set property="tapestryFolder" value="classpath:/tacos-js/" />
</construct>
</invoke-factory>
</implementation>
That "files" property -- everything works fine if I put an absolute
URL in there, and this configuration annoyance is eased somewhat if I
use system property-replacement instead of a hard-coded URL. However,
I have users accessing this application through SSH tunnels, so this
absolute-URL approach breaks down. I tried using various relative
paths but get Exceptions stemming from: "Unable to update property
files of object
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use anything but an absolute path.
Anyone know how to get around this, or a better way?
Thanks,
Jim
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