I've previously written a jQueryMobile app served up by Tapestry and found
that I had to approach it by writing TML files that were pretty much just a
handful of divs as placeholders for JavaScript to fill in. Tapestry handled
all the events (AJAX requests) and returned JSON objects full of data for
JavaScript to turn into HTML and append to the divs.
I didn't get around to trying to handle input but I'd guess t wouldn't be
very pleasant.
Can anyone tell me whether their PhoneGap experience was similar, or is it
possible to make more use of Tapestry rendering? Even better, can it make
use of Tapestry form handling? Is there, perhaps, a way with PhoneGap to
make use of the full, glorious, Tapestry AJAX experience?
Cheers,
Geoff
that I had to approach it by writing TML files that were pretty much just a
handful of divs as placeholders for JavaScript to fill in. Tapestry handled
all the events (AJAX requests) and returned JSON objects full of data for
JavaScript to turn into HTML and append to the divs.
I didn't get around to trying to handle input but I'd guess t wouldn't be
very pleasant.
Can anyone tell me whether their PhoneGap experience was similar, or is it
possible to make more use of Tapestry rendering? Even better, can it make
use of Tapestry form handling? Is there, perhaps, a way with PhoneGap to
make use of the full, glorious, Tapestry AJAX experience?
Cheers,
Geoff