ok - here is some results from testing ...
case 1
anonymous wrote :
| @In(required=false)
| +
| @Factory
|
throws no exception, but initial value is not set !
case 2
anonymous wrote :
| @In(required=false) @Out
| +
| @Factory
|
throws an exception, telling me the out-value must be set ! (It's what I
expected due to case (1)
case 3
anonymous wrote :
| @In(create=true)
| +
| @Factoty
| }
|
throws this recursive exception ...
And finally I found a combination that works for my case :o)
case 4
anonymous wrote :
| @In(required=false) @Out
| +
| @Factoty
| public void initBean() {
| myBean = (MyBean)Component.getInstance("counter",true);
| }
| +
| @Create
| public void init() {
| myBean = (MyBean)Component.newInstance("counter");
| myBean.setTheValueThatShouldBeSeenInTheForm("Hello World");
| }
|
I think this is not very intuitive - but once you know what you do - its easy
...
thx for your help ...
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