The Tapestry Palette plugin for Eclipse provides for browsing and inspection of Tapestry components in a Tapestry web-application project. The plugin now has more robust project handling, visual feedback during drag and drop and a Property Sheet for inspecting component parameters.

When I first started working with Tapestry I had just completed a CMS style application with WebObjects. The whole application consisted of a single page component with parts of the page marked as 'dynamic' with logic applied to swap out the contents of these dynamic areas according to some logic based on user navigation and some content...

When I first started working with Tapestry I had just completed a CMS style application with WebObjects. The whole application consisted of a single page component with parts of the page marked as 'dynamic' with logic applied to swap out the contents of these dynamic areas according to some logic based on user navigation and some content...

I'm co-presenting to the Orange County Java User Group tonight. The title is 'Developing Web Applications with the Tapestry Framework'. We'll be using Tapestry 3 for the presentation so we can show the tools like Spindle and the Palette while promoting the upcoming Tapestry 4 release.

I'm co-presenting to the Orange County Java User Group tonight. The title is 'Developing Web Applications with the Tapestry Framework'. We'll be using Tapestry 3 for the presentation so we can show the tools like Spindle and the Palette while promoting the upcoming Tapestry 4 release.

This site was once a Plone installation with a link on the home page to a WebObjects 5.2 Quick reference document. It is still here at the same URL but not reachable, so it's fallen off the Google search results. Here is a link to the WebObjects 5.2 Quick Reference

This site was once a Plone installation with a link on the home page to a WebObjects 5.2 Quick reference document. It is still here at the same URL but not reachable, so it's fallen off the Google search results. Here is a link to the WebObjects 5.2 Quick Reference

The latest version of the Tapestry Palette plugin adds access to the Tapestry Component Reference documentation from inside Eclipse.

The latest version of the Tapestry Palette plugin adds access to the Tapestry Component Reference documentation from inside Eclipse.

New features: a "Most Used" folder in the palette holding the 10 components you use the most and support for editing informal component parameters in the property-sheet.

New features: a "Most Used" folder in the palette holding the 10 components you use the most and support for editing informal component parameters in the property-sheet.

I've made the component property sheet editable so you can edit Tapestry component parameters in the property sheet without switching to the specification editor.

I've made the component property sheet editable so you can edit Tapestry component parameters in the property sheet without switching to the specification editor.

A minor update, version 0.0.3 from the Eclipse update site has improved drag and drop.

A minor update, version 0.0.3 from the Eclipse update site has improved drag and drop.