The problem here is exactly what the error says: transactionQuote is null at
the moment he's trying to set pickupQuoteID.
The submit event is a new request so non persisted fields are gone... I'm
not sure what you are trying to achieve here, but I think you need to use
the context parameter of the
I get this error when submiiting the form
Failure writing parameter 'value' of component
remittance/Teller:dispensecashforquoteid: Property 'transactionQuote'
(within property expression 'transactionQuote.pickupQuoteID', of
com.coinfling.web.pages.remittance.Teller@2dfc48fc) is null.
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I have done this, the value is in the textfield, when i press the submit
form it say,
Failure writing parameter 'value' of component
remittance/Teller:dispensecashforq
On Thu, 20 Dec 2012 14:36:15 -0200, Lance Java
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Never use ${...} in attributes.
More precisely, never use ${} in attributes that are component parameters.
For example, a context="transactionQuote.pickupQuoteID">.. is perfectly fine, because
'class' is not a parameter. On the other
By the way... the tapestry-dev list is for developers of tapestry. Messages
such as this should be posted on the tapestry-users list.
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Never use ${...} in attributes.
Use t:value="transactionQuote.pickupQuoteID" instead and tapestry will
create two way property binding which it can then get() and set().
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