On 9/26/06, Pavitra Subramaniam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<tr:train value="#{trainModel}" var="row">
<tr:stop text="#{row.label}"
action="#{row.outcome}"
immediate="#{row.immediate}"
readOnly="#{row.readOnly}"
visited="#{row.visited}"
selected="#{row.selected}"
disabled="#{row.disabled}"/>
</tr:train>
So how is this better than the existing
<af:commandMenuItem>? Seems like the
same amount of code.
I was imagining an intermediate step, where *if*
the model points at instances of a specific model
type, and you use a simple template-ish tag, then you
don't have to set any EL, so just:
<tr:train value="#{trainModel}" var="row">
<tr:trainStop/>
</tr:train>
-- Adam
