Re: Hello folks

Jochen,

>url/form-encoding. Has tapestry the ability to help us making such an
>application?
>or is it only attractive for sessionbased application?

Tapestry handles this scenario quite well. There are a number of ways you 
could approach it, but if you want to hand-encode state into the URL 
probably the best way to do it in Tapestry is using the 
ExternalLink/IExternalPage/ExternalService. Pixory, a Tapestry application 
downloadable at www.pixory.org, uses this extensively to provide a Photo 
Album Viewer which requires no login/session.

>concerns(ability)
>,especially I want to add a scripting possibility between the html and java
>folks...

Tapestry has a very clear design that separates roles and responsibilities 
cleanly among different objects/subsystems. The scripting stuff is a good 
example of that. It's the best integration of client side scripting with a 
server side dynamic html framework that I've seen.

good luck,

Joseph Panico
[email protected]




>From: "Grefe, Jochen" <[email protected]>
>To: "'[email protected]'" 
><[email protected]>
>Subject: [Tapestry-developer] Hello folks
>Date: Sun, 9 Feb 2003 01:51:22 +0100
>
>First excuse my bad english!!!!!
>
>I evaluated a lot of frameworks, and i think tapestry is the one i would
>choose. The proposal to jakarta is a additinal quality hint.
>We need it for an intranet application wich has the first requirement to
>have
>no time out due to sessions, it's always hard to have tea, coffee, telefon
>break and must reenter all. Our application (based on a own made ms-asp
>(think what you want)
>Framework) did not require session persistens, because everything is based
>on
>url/form-encoding. Has tapestry the ability to help us making such an
>application?
>or is it only attractive for sessionbased application?
>
>For the evaluation it is most important to have a seperation of
>concerns(ability)
>,especially I want to add a scripting possibility between the html and java
>folks...
>(perhaps due to bsf) it seems that you added this already (I saw the 
>library
>requirements)
>... before I want to make this on my own
>
>Thank you for all,
>Jochen
>
>
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