Maybe is easier than this.....try to override method newResource in
TextTemplateResourceReference like this:
@Override
protected Resource newResource()
{
return new Resource()
{
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
@Override
public IResourceStream getResourceStream()
{
textTemplate = new PackagedTextTemplate(getScope(),
getName());
final String stringValue =
textTemplate.asString(variablesModel.getObject());
variablesModel.detach(); // We're done with the model
so detach it!
return new StringResourceStream(stringValue,
textTemplate.getContentType());
}
};
}
Essentially this code create a new PackagedTextTemplate each time the
resource is needed and should reload css file.
It's too bad it's not as simple as
if
(Application.get().getConfigurationType().equalsIgnoreCase("development"))
{
invalidate();
}
It isn't clear to me how I might go about that but It would need to run in
something like onAfterRender()?
Andrea Del Bene wrote:
Well...is a little bit complicated but you should call
ResourceReference's invalidate() after your pages have been rendered.
But I don't know how you should put this method call.
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