David, I forgot to mention another alternative.
You can also add this constraint at runtime to a bean instance. So
either you do getConstraint() to receive an existing one, or do
addConstraint() as you do in the class itself. You can then add the
inList() constraint in your element and generate your form explicitly
with that instance of your bean.
This is probably the cleanest way to do dynamic lists based on
constraints.
On 23-feb-06, at 20:09, Geert Bevin wrote:
it will not generate the select list if your property hasn't got an
"inList" constraint.
Alternatively, you can generate the field explicitly with this method:
http://rifers.org/docs/api/com/uwyn/rife/site/
FormBuilder.html#generateField(com.uwyn.rife.template.Template,%
20com.uwyn.rife.site.ConstrainedProperty,%20java.lang.String[],%
20java.lang.String)
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