Library not found despite being present

[F Da Costa Gomez <da...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

Following the exception i got whilst trying to run my app

WARNING: Unable to process client request.
org.apache.tapestry.ApplicationRuntimeException: Library 'gfe' not found 
in namespace 'gfe'.

The error seems obvious but here comes the catch.

I developed a component in the project where i needed it.
After i got it running (*with* the gfe library being utilised, so there 
is no namespace issue at this time) i moved the component to the gfe 
library.
According to Spindle & the Tapestry Palette all is fine. I can see the 
component through the code completion etc.

Now i try to run the app and i get the error.

Any suggestions as to where i might start looking for the error, because 
i'm not seeing it. The component is detected and there are no errors 
(from a Spindle perspective).

tia,
Fermin DCG


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Re: Library not found despite being present

[Michael Henderson <mh...@mac.com>]

Hi
   While I'm happy to see the Palette plugin being used. it's still at a 
very early stage of development. I'm concentrating on getting features 
and feedback right now.

That said I have just posted an updated version:

http://www.behindthesite.com/blog/C1931765677/E692474441/index.html

This version has editable values in the property sheet. This means you 
can drag components into a template and edit the parameters of the 
component via the Property sheet without switching to the specification 
editor (For now, the specification editor must be open).

I'm going to let the plugin just "soak" for a week or two, no more 
features, just big-fixes, source comments and maybe some eclipse help.

Mike


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Re: Library not found despite being present SOLVED

[F Da Costa <da...@xs4all.nl>]

Not referring to the library A from a component that *is* in library A 
as well works much better.

F Da Costa Gomez wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Following the exception i got whilst trying to run my app
> 
> WARNING: Unable to process client request.
> org.apache.tapestry.ApplicationRuntimeException: Library 'gfe' not found 
> in namespace 'gfe'.
> 
> The error seems obvious but here comes the catch.
> 
> I developed a component in the project where i needed it.
> After i got it running (*with* the gfe library being utilised, so there 
> is no namespace issue at this time) i moved the component to the gfe 
> library.
> According to Spindle & the Tapestry Palette all is fine. I can see the 
> component through the code completion etc.
> 
> Now i try to run the app and i get the error.
> 
> Any suggestions as to where i might start looking for the error, because 
> i'm not seeing it. The component is detected and there are no errors 
> (from a Spindle perspective).
> 
> tia,
> Fermin DCG
> 
> 
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