Hi,

I have written a "hello world" tapestry application that works fine. Being new to the whole tapestry framework, I have a question that I could not find an answer for in the user/developer's manual:

It looks like page properties can be defined two ways:

1. In the page spec using <property-specification>, in this case, the page class needs to be abstract and the getter and setter for the property need to be defined abstract too. Tapestry will then apparently automatically instanciate a derived calls implementing the getter and setter.

2. Directly in the Page class, in this case, the page does not need to be abstract. I then have to write my own getter and setter.

So what is the actual difference between those two ways of doing things ? Is there a recommended way ? What do I gain by going with the <property-specification> ?

Thanks a lot
Bruno

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