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Posted to users@tapestry.apache.org by Eric Everman <ev...@precedadesign.com> on 2003/05/05 22:29:47 UTC

Absolute component spec path

Hi-

My application is having trouble finding components using Alpha 5 with the 
.application file is under the WEB-INF.  In the .application file, my 
component is spec'ed like this:

<component-type type="BorderMain" 
specification-path="/site/comp/border/BorderMain.jwc"/>

 From the previous discussions, I thought that an absolute path would 
always refer to the classpath, which is where this .jwc file is - yet its 
not found.  I'm assuming that if I remove the leading slash, the search 
would be relative to the .application file.

Am I still missing it?

Eric Everman

Preceda Design LLC
www.precedadesign.com

Re: Absolute component spec path

Posted by Eric Everman <ev...@precedadesign.com>.

OK - It looks like an absolute spec-path is relative to the context (which 
would make sense).

ee


At 5/5/2003, you wrote:
>Hi-
>
>My application is having trouble finding components using Alpha 5 with the 
>.application file is under the WEB-INF.  In the .application file, my 
>component is spec'ed like this:
>
><component-type type="BorderMain" 
>specification-path="/site/comp/border/BorderMain.jwc"/>
>
> From the previous discussions, I thought that an absolute path would 
> always refer to the classpath, which is where this .jwc file is - yet its 
> not found.  I'm assuming that if I remove the leading slash, the search 
> would be relative to the .application file.
>
>Am I still missing it?
>
>Eric Everman
>
>Preceda Design LLC
>www.precedadesign.com