Looluo Zhu

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You can access y in the body of Inner, not by a reference of Inner.
Excellent explanation!
I think the question should be


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and this thread has the answer.
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Thanks for the copy!
Hi, Gregg, you can store Employee object in the application-wide Visit Object. Refer to Section 2.2.4 of the book for details.
[ May 28, 2004: Message edited by: Looluo Zhu ]
confusion #1
You can use org.apache.tapestry.valid.ValidationDelegate that is already in the Tapestry API.

confusion #2
You can do just like this:

After the form is rewinded, the property "username" of the Login page will be set.
In one of my recent project, the whole project was devided into several moudles(library in Tapestry), each member was responsible for his own module. And the "Home", "Login", "About" were contained in the "home" module(library), so the actual "Home" page was "home:Home". That is Why I need to supply my own Home Service.
Hi Gregg,
You can extend org.apache.tapestry.engine.HomeService and override service method to supply your own Home Service. In the service method you can get a predefined "Index" instead of "Home" page from IRequestCycle, and then render the "Index" page. Just like the following :





and and the line blow to your ****.application file

[ May 25, 2004: Message edited by: Looluo Zhu ]