So they do not override but conurent or alternative to eachother...
What do you mean then by override?
("the annotations override the XML, not the other way around.")
Cheers,
Ron
ציטוט Howard Lewis Ship:
Ahh, do they actually override or simply complement? While the semantics
may be different than I thought they were, I still seem to get an error
when having both an XML entry and an annotation for the the same property.
It's kind of evolutionary; the annoation logic adds additional
information to the parsed component specification, adding in objects
as if they were in the XML. There's conflict checking logic in there
already, so you can mix and match but each property must be either in
the XML or in an annotation; doing both will cause a runtime error.
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