Hi Andy
Cool, I hadn't noticed that it was allowed. Thanks for the tip :)
/Jeppe
Andy wrote:
Hi Jeppe,
You can avoid the @HandlesEvent annotation :)
public class DetailsAction extends AbstractActionBean {
public Resolution show() {
Andy
On Sun, 12 Nov 2006, Jeppe Cramon wrote:
In the spirit of DRY it would be really nice if I in code statement
below could avoid writing @HandlesEvent("show") and just write
@HandlesEvent and have Stripes figure out that if nothing is specified
then the event name would be equal to the method name.?
public class DetailsAction extends AbstractActionBean {
@HandlesEvent("show")
public Resolution show() {
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