RE: reusable application fragments

[he...@dnbnor.no]

Hi

I was looking through the recipe you added to the wiki(http://wiki.apache.org/shale/ReusableClayJars) Ryan, and I noticed a small (but significant) typo.

In the Login class you return "loginmodule.loggedin" when login is ok. Then further down(11) you describe a navigation rule that has a navigation-case with frome-outcome: loginmodule.done <- This should probably be loginmodule.loggedin?

Hermod



-----Original Message-----
From: Ryan Wynn [mailto:bigwynnr@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 5:20 PM
To: user@shale.apache.org
Subject: reusable application fragments


What I am trying to accomplish with clay is to encapsulate a fragment
of an application as a jar file.  In the jar file I have clay and
faces configuration as well as java classes.  The idea is that the
client application will include the fragment jar that provides the
templates, navigation, and application logic.  I want to be able to
pass control from the client application to the fragment by
referencing a view id with the classpath*:com/bar/foo.html syntax.
From this point the fragment jar will reference it's own pages using
the same classpath*:com/bar/foo.html syntax for view ids.  Then when
the fragment is done doing what it needs to do it can forward back to
the client using a view id like /done.html.  The client would need to
implement /done.html so that the transition works.  I guess you could
think of this as another form of dialog.

Is something like classpath*:/com/bar/foo.html supported as a valid
view id?  I am pretty sure all of this is possible using full xml
views, but mixing full xml and html seems to be going against the
grain.


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