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  <span jwcid="@BeanForm" bean="ognl:pojo" save="ognl:listeners.save" 
delete="ognl:listeners.delete"/>
  }}}
  
- The above code gets you a form that will call save() when submitted for save, 
delete() when submitted for delete, displays !TextFields for the bean's string 
and numerical properties, Checkboxes for its boolean properties and 
!DatePickers for its date properties, and automatically disables fields for 
read-only properties. Properties are discovered via 
[http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/javabeans/index.html bean 
introspection]. You can use the BeanForm with a single line, as above, or you 
can include it inside one of your existing Forms, in which case the internal 
Form component will not be generated. It's your choice.
+ The above code gets you a form that will call save() when submitted for save, 
delete() when submitted for delete, displays !TextFields for the bean's string 
and numerical properties, Checkboxes for its boolean properties and 
!DatePickers for its date properties, and automatically disables fields for 
read-only properties. Properties are discovered via 
[http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/javabeans/index.html bean 
introspection]. You can use the BeanForm with a single line, as shown above, or 
you can include it inside one of your existing Forms, in which case the 
internal Form component will not be generated. It's your choice.
  
  You can also specify exactly which properties you want included in the 
BeanForm, as well as cancel and refresh listeners and any of the other 
parameters supported by the 
[http://jakarta.apache.org/tapestry/tapestry/ComponentReference/Form.html Form 
component]. When you explicitly specify the editable properties, those 
properties are shown on the page in the order you specify:
  
@@ -14, +14 @@

  <span jwcid="@BeanForm" bean="ognl:pojo" 
properties="ognl:'name,email,comment'" save="ognl:listeners.save" 
cancel="ognl:listeners.cancel" refresh="ognl:listeners.refresh" />
  }}}
  
- The generated HTML is a form containing a two-column table (unless the 
BeanForm is already inside a Form, in which case another Form is not 
generated). The left column contains the field labels and the right column 
contains the data entry fields. The bottom row spans both columns and contains 
the save button, the cancel button (if the ''cancel'' parameter was specified), 
the refresh button (if the ''refresh'' parameter was specified) and the delete 
button (if the ''delete'' parameter was specified). The table can be styled 
using CSS: the table's CSS class is ''beanFormTable'', the left column's CSS 
class is ''beanFormLeftColumn'', the right column's CSS class is 
''beanFormRightColumn'', and the bottom column that contains the buttons has 
the CSS class ''beanFormButtonColumn''.
+ The generated HTML is a form containing a two-column table (unless the 
BeanForm is already inside a Form, in which case another Form is not 
generated). The left column contains the field labels and the right column 
contains the data entry fields. The bottom row spans both columns and contains 
the save button (if the ''save'' parameter was specified), the cancel button 
(if the ''cancel'' parameter was specified), the refresh button (if the 
''refresh'' parameter was specified) and the delete button (if the ''delete'' 
parameter was specified). The table can be styled using CSS: the table's CSS 
class is ''beanFormTable'', the left column's CSS class is 
''beanFormLeftColumn'', the right column's CSS class is 
''beanFormRightColumn'', and the bottom column that contains the buttons has 
the CSS class ''beanFormButtonColumn''.
  
  If you need to customize any of the input fields, you can do so by adding a 
Block component to your page (with the id ''"[propertyName]!BeanFieldBlock"'') 
that contains any I!FormComponent (with the id ''"[propertyName]!BeanField"''). 
Doing this will also allow you to edit properties that are considered 
non-editable by default (ie, not a string / boolean / number / date).
  

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