Think maybe I understand now.. it's because you want to set the stuff
extracted from bxml into private or package private members? Like:
@BXML Object myObject;
instead of
@BXML public Object myObject;
right?
-- Edvin
Den 06.06.2011 19:30, skrev Edvin Syse:
Den 06.06.2011 19:23, skrev Greg Brown:
What's the technical reason why @BXML only works for trusted code?
It uses AccessibleObject#setAccessible() to set private member
variables, and this method can only be called by trusted code.
OK. I'm trying to understand a bit more about how things work in Pivot,
so if you'd bear with me: Can you give me some examples of private
member variables that are set using bxml? I can't seem to think of a
case where you should be able to configure something with bxml but not
do the same programatically :) I know you probably have good reasons for
this, just want to understand.
-- Edvin
