Hi! > How do you create your Home object? Instead of calling the constructor, > you should use manager.lookup().
I did not create an object to access the methods in the class. With tapestry you call the method of the class directly without instantiating an object from the class Home first. So there is no Home home = new Home() and then home.getlenya(). <page-specification class="de.testgmbh.tapestry.Home"> <component id="lenya" type="Insert"> <binding name="value" value="lenya"/> </component> Where value=(get)lenya is the method in the home class. The file that stores the component descriptions is called page specification and has a class associated to it (in my example the Home.class). The return value of the method getlenya() is inserted in the html page where you call the component. HTML Page: <p>The value is: <span jwcid="lenya">Here stands later the return value of the method</span>.</p> So basically it goes like that: HTML Template links to -> Component links to -> Class has -> Method returns value -> inserts into HTML Page --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
