I just replied on the article as well, but for the sake of those here:
In WTKX, upper-case tags instantiate objects (the tag name is the
class name), and lower-case tags represent bean properties of the
containing tag's object. Thus:
<Window xmlns="pivot.wtk"> <!-- Create a pivot.wtk.Window object -->
<content> <!-- now we're setting the "content" bean property -->
<Border> <!-- create a pivot.wtk.Border, and call
window.setContent(border) -->
...
</Border>
</content>
</Window>
-T
On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 11:26 AM, Dominique de Vito <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Any comment about my question at the end of
> http://java.dzone.com/articles/table-row-editing-apache-pivot ?
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> There are tag names [into a UI definition] in lower case like 'columns', in
> upper case like 'Border', with composed name like 'TableView.Column'...
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> What is the purpose of such diversity ?
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> Thanks
> Dominique
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