Hi Bruno, sorry for the delay but these days I'm busy with many other things ...
For a quick test, try to inlude other bxml files using the inline attribute to true (and I know, we don't have a clear example of this in our tutorials) ... as sample you can look at: tests/src/org/apache/pivot/tests/include_test.bxml and its include tests/src/org/apache/pivot/tests/include_test.content.bxml note that both sources are under the tests project, but you find them in Pivot Sources distribution, or under the trunk in svn: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/pivot/trunk/ Some info here: http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/bxml-primer.html Extract from that page: BXML includes are often used for partitioning content into manageable pieces (for example, when working on large applications or with multiple developers, or when defining reusable content templates). By default, each include is assigned its own variable namespace to avoid naming collisions with ancestor documents; however, this behavior can be overridden by adding an "inline" attribute with a value of "true" to the <bxml:include> tag. I don't remember if in your code you can then get a reference to the object with this: paramListButton = (ListButton) bxmlSerializer.getNamespace().get("filterEditorPanel.listButtonParam"); or if only its id paramListButton = (ListButton) bxmlSerializer.getNamespace().get("listButtonParam"); you have to try ... Keep us updated. Bye, Sandro
