I believe he's reusing a single java class between multiple pages.
That's an approach I steer away from -- I like to have each class
model one specific page, and act as a facade to the more reusable
model objects. However, it's a valid approach.
Chris -- I don't believe it's possible to map multiple pages/
templates to the same Java class using annotations. You could,
however, make an empty subclass of your shared page class for each
individual page. That should work, and IMO is a valid design.
Cheers,
Paul
On Dec 29, 2005, at 1:21 PM, Alexandru Dragomir wrote:
Hi
Don't know exactly how to do that but as i understood , one of
the recomended practices would be to keep the same name for the
template
and the java file.
alex
On 12/29/05, Chris Chiappone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I am trying to remove most of my .page files and add annotations
to my classes. I am curious how you reference the java class for
that
page. I know if the class and the html page have the same name it
works. What do you need to do if you have pages that use the same
java class?
--
~chris
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