With CellWidget + Cells you can do something very similar on a per widget
basis. Cells are used to render HTML based on some state and CellWidget is
used to bridge between the Widget system and cells.
Something like:
MyWidget extends CellWidget<MyWidgetState> {
class MyWidgetState {
// all the widget state variables that the Cell will use to render
the widget
}
public MyWidget() {
super(new MyWidgetCell(), new MyWidgetState());
}
public void setXyz(...) {
getValue().xyz = .... // getValue() returns the state object.
redraw();
}
}
-- J.
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