Ok I tried it very often ... and it looked like that
page:
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myformcomponent.jwc
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myformcomponent.html
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Sure it can...Just go look at the For component.
On 11/3/06, Skorpien126 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh yeah... this was my first Idea,too ... after reading tapestry in
action.
but using parameter is not possible because the parameters ( in my case )
are propertys of an object which itself is
Oh yeah... this was my first Idea,too ... after reading tapestry in action.
but using parameter is not possible because the parameters ( in my case )
are propertys of an object which itself is put in a persist collection. I
guess that tapestry can´t bind objects of an collection ?!?!?!?
Je
Generally speaking you really ~don't~ want to store persistent fields in a
component if you can help it. Make everything a parameter.
On 11/2/06, Skorpien126 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SOLVED:
created a bean but not using the property-attribute of the bean
tag...
instead i make use of ge
SOLVED:
created a bean but not using the property-attribute of the bean tag...
instead i make use of getBeans().getBean("beanname")... SURELY not the most
intuitiv way... an lot of casting around but it seems to work!!
Skorpien126 wrote:
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> I have found several posts here where this pr
