Hi Pavan,
No, using the @Action annotation only in Application and/or subclasses
is not a prerequisite to use the application framework.
To access the actions defined in this external class (lets assume a
class called 'MyActions' with a method called 'doSomething'),
you will have to call:
IAction action = getContext().getActionMap(new
MyActions()).get("doSomething");
(Call performed inside an 'Application' object)
So you need a 'ApplicationContext' (returned by 'getContext()') to be
able to load these actions. You get an 'IAction' object back
which could be assigned to an 'ULCButton' for instance.
Note that calling 'getAction("doSomething")' (from inside an
'Application' object) will not work. You explicitely have to use the way
I described above. Hope this helps. Cheers and have a nice day,
christian
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On Aug 10, 2009, at 7:07 PM, Sambare Pavan (KCAB 116) wrote:
Hi,
I am using the ApplicationFramework for development of ULC pages.
There is a feature of annotating methods with @Action and then this
method can be used as an ActionListener for your components.
However, is it a requirement that these @Action methods have to be
in the Application or SingleFrameApplication class only? As
otherwise, they do not get loaded.
Thanks & Regards,
Pavan Sambare
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