Comments for Richard Bolkey - Blog http://blog.bolkey.com Thoughts of a plain old java developer. Mon, 30 Nov 2009 02:52:10 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 Comment on Building a contextual recursive tree in Tapestry 5 by rbolkey http://blog.bolkey.com/2009/06/tapestry-5-recursive-tree/comment-page-1/#comment-1251 rbolkey Mon, 30 Nov 2009 02:52:10 +0000 http://blog.bolkey.com/?p=29#comment-1251 A complete source code example has been added. A complete source code example has been added.

]]> Comment on Building a contextual recursive tree in Tapestry 5 by Kumar http://blog.bolkey.com/2009/06/tapestry-5-recursive-tree/comment-page-1/#comment-1192 Kumar Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:24:26 +0000 http://blog.bolkey.com/?p=29#comment-1192 Could you please help posting the complete source code... Could you please help posting the complete source code…

]]> Comment on Building a contextual recursive tree in Tapestry 5 by Simon http://blog.bolkey.com/2009/06/tapestry-5-recursive-tree/comment-page-1/#comment-1171 Simon Wed, 25 Nov 2009 00:01:58 +0000 http://blog.bolkey.com/?p=29#comment-1171 If you could just post all your source code, it will be much more helpful. If you could just post all your source code, it will be much more helpful.

]]> Comment on Building a contextual recursive tree in Tapestry 5 by Van http://blog.bolkey.com/2009/06/tapestry-5-recursive-tree/comment-page-1/#comment-161 Van Thu, 17 Sep 2009 10:22:28 +0000 http://blog.bolkey.com/?p=29#comment-161 Thank for your quick reply, Now i can display simple tree recursively. Simple tree is the following form Root Node1 Node 1.1 Node 1.2 Node2 For advance tree Root Node1 Node 1.1 Node 1.2 Node2 Node 2.1 ( can't display) Because I'm using only one index variable to loop. I find it hard to do recursively ( myself). But in summary, Your solution works great. Thank for your tutorial. ( :) I still get headache to display tree correctly) Thank for your quick reply,
Now i can display simple tree recursively.
Simple tree is the following form
Root
Node1
Node 1.1
Node 1.2
Node2
For advance tree
Root
Node1
Node 1.1
Node 1.2
Node2
Node 2.1 ( can’t display)
Because I’m using only one index variable to loop. I find it hard to do recursively ( myself).
But in summary, Your solution works great. Thank for your tutorial.
( :) I still get headache to display tree correctly)

]]> Comment on Building a contextual recursive tree in Tapestry 5 by rbolkey http://blog.bolkey.com/2009/06/tapestry-5-recursive-tree/comment-page-1/#comment-156 rbolkey Wed, 16 Sep 2009 15:14:05 +0000 http://blog.bolkey.com/?p=29#comment-156 "element in "element = element.getChildren().get(childPosition)" was a mistake. That should be a reference to the "node" parameter of the component. Originally, I was using "element", but thought "node" was a clearer term for the post and missed that change. And yeah, that's exactly what the NodeDelegate looks like. I'm using "Node" terminology for both the data object and the component, hopefully that's not confusing. “element in “element = element.getChildren().get(childPosition)” was a mistake. That should be a reference to the “node” parameter of the component. Originally, I was using “element”, but thought “node” was a clearer term for the post and missed that change.

And yeah, that’s exactly what the NodeDelegate looks like.

I’m using “Node” terminology for both the data object and the component, hopefully that’s not confusing.

]]> Comment on Building a contextual recursive tree in Tapestry 5 by Van http://blog.bolkey.com/2009/06/tapestry-5-recursive-tree/comment-page-1/#comment-152 Van Wed, 16 Sep 2009 08:16:22 +0000 http://blog.bolkey.com/?p=29#comment-152 Hi, I've followed your guide but I don't understand these following things + element = element.getChildren().get(childPosition); what is the element? + How to remove caching? Is NodeDelegate like this public class NodeDelegate { @Parameter(required = true,cache=false) private Object to; Object beginRender() { return to; } } + Can you expose your source code? I'd appreciate your help Hi,
I’ve followed your guide but I don’t understand these following things
+ element = element.getChildren().get(childPosition);
what is the element?
+ How to remove caching? Is NodeDelegate like this
public class NodeDelegate {
@Parameter(required = true,cache=false)
private Object to;

Object beginRender() {
return to;
}
}
+ Can you expose your source code? I’d appreciate your help

]]> Comment on The Trouble with Proxies: Hibernate or DataNucleus by Chrisco http://blog.bolkey.com/2009/05/hibernate-datanucleus-r1/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Chrisco Tue, 04 Aug 2009 06:49:08 +0000 http://blog.bolkey.com/?p=21#comment-72 Amen brother! I started off using Hibernate a few years back but I tried to find something better when I discovered the awkwardness of Hibernate due to its "proxy compromise" to avoid byte code enhancement. I stumbled across JPOX (now DataNucleus) and haven't looked back. Now I can model and code how I want, exactly how I want - as a programmer that's pretty important to me ;) As far as the byte code enhancement goes - the latest ASM enhancer is so efficient now that it takes less than a second to enhance the classes in a mega enterprise application that we work on every day - to be honest I don't even notice it - it's a tiny portion of the code, compile, deploy cycle. Amen brother!

I started off using Hibernate a few years back but I tried to find something better when I discovered the awkwardness of Hibernate due to its “proxy compromise” to avoid byte code enhancement. I stumbled across JPOX (now DataNucleus) and haven’t looked back. Now I can model and code how I want, exactly how I want – as a programmer that’s pretty important to me ;)

As far as the byte code enhancement goes – the latest ASM enhancer is so efficient now that it takes less than a second to enhance the classes in a mega enterprise application that we work on every day – to be honest I don’t even notice it – it’s a tiny portion of the code, compile, deploy cycle.

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