Less Configuration - Part II
After reading the initial Less Configuration
posting it occurred to me that I left out the most important information, what
is it all for?So here is my
specification without component
auto-discovery:
<application name="tapestry-users"
engine-class="com.mjhenderson.users.tapestry.engine.UsersEngine" >
<description><![CDATA[ A Tapestry Test Application ]]></description>
<property name="org.apache.tapestry.disable-caching" value="true"/>
<property name="org.apache.tapestry.visit-class" value="com.mjhenderson.users.tapestry.Visit"/>
<page name="Home" specification-path="pages/Home.page"/>
<page name="CustomException" specification-path="pages/CustomException.page"/>
<page name="Signup" specification-path="pages/Signup.page"/>
<page name="ChangePassword" specification-path="pages/ChangePassword.page"/>
<page name="ForgottenPassword" specification-path="pages/ForgottenPassword.page"/>
<page name="Login" specification-path="pages/Login.page"/>
<page name="EditUser" specification-path="pages/EditUser.page"/>
<page name="RssFeedPage" specification-path="pages/RssFeedPage.page"/>
<page name="Credits" specification-path="pages/Credits.page"/>
<page name="MessagePage" specification-path="pages/MessagePage.page"/>
<page name="Redirect" specification-path="pages/Redirect.page"/>
<page name="ConfirmMembershipEmail" specification-path="email/ConfirmMembershipEmail.page"/>
<page name="ForgottenPasswordEmail" specification-path="email/ForgottenPasswordEmail.page"/>
<page name="MembershipConfirmationSucceeded"
specification-path="pages/MembershipConfirmationSucceeded.page"/>
<component-type type="PageBorder" specification-path="components/PageBorder.jwc"/>
<component-type type="PageHeader" specification-path="components/PageHeader.jwc"/>
<component-type type="Sidebar" specification-path="components/Sidebar.jwc"/>
<component-type type="TopNavigation" specification-path="components/TopNavigation.jwc"/>
<component-type type="LoginForm" specification-path="components/LoginForm.jwc"/>
<component-type type="ChangePasswordForm" specification-path="components/ChangePasswordForm.jwc"/>
<component-type type="UserSignupForm" specification-path="components/UserSignupForm.jwc"/>
<component-type type="UserEditForm" specification-path="components/UserEditForm.jwc"/>
<component-type type="LogoutLink" specification-path="components/LogoutLink.jwc"/>
<component-type type="SecureFeed" specification-path="components/SecureFeed.jwc"/>
<service name="users.membership"
class="com.mjhenderson.users.tapestry.engine.MembershipEngineService"/>
<library id="springinspector"
specification-path="/com/mjhenderson/tapestry/springinspector/springinspector.library"/>
<library id="contrib"
specification-path="/org/apache/tapestry/contrib/Contrib.library"/>
<extension name="org.apache.tapestry.specification-resolver-delegate"
class="com.mjhenderson.users.tapestry.CustomSpecificationResolver"
immediate="yes">
</extension>
</application>
And here is the same
application-specification with
auto-discovery
<application name="tapestry-users"
engine-class="com.mjhenderson.users.tapestry.engine.UsersEngine" >
<description><![CDATA[ A Tapestry Test Application ]]></description>
<property name="org.apache.tapestry.disable-caching"
value="true"/>
<property name="org.apache.tapestry.visit-class"
value="com.mjhenderson.users.tapestry.Visit"/>
<service name="users.membership"
class="com.mjhenderson.users.tapestry.engine.MembershipEngineService"/>
<library id="springinspector"
specification-path="/com/mjhenderson/tapestry/springinspector/springinspector.library"/>
<library id="contrib"
specification-path="/org/apache/tapestry/contrib/Contrib.library"/>
<extension name="org.apache.tapestry.specification-resolver-delegate"
class="com.mjhenderson.users.tapestry.CustomSpecificationResolver"
immediate="yes">
</extension>
</application>
Now, if I can roll the auto-discovery into
the Tapestry framework and do something about auto-discovery of component
libraries then the application specification drops down to very little at
all.
Posted: Fri - August 13, 2004 at 02:35 PM
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