> actually, it is not defined in the page class
Seems like you need to provide more information for us to understand your
issue.
> in my showpage class i use
>
> @Component
> private Info Info;
>
> so it still gives error saying
> tapestry.pages.showpage does not contain a property named 'description'
Lets assume your Info component has a public property called description. Is
this correct?
In your page you use this component with <t:info/> and the @Component
annotation.
Now you want access to a public property of info within the page. Never did
something like this, but I would guess that you need to do something like this
in your page class:
public String getComponentDescription() {
return info.getDescription();
}
That said, normally you want to use @Environmental inside your components for
communication with your enclosing components (and pages).
Piero
>
> Piero Sartini-3 wrote:
> >> >> secondly i have a component Info with a variable say "private String
> >> >> description"
> >> >> and function
> >> >> public String getDescription() {
> >> >> return description;
> >> >> }
> >> >>
> >> >> how can i use it in template ??
> >> >> ${component:Info.description} doesnt work !
> >
> > Just use ${description} in the template file of the component.
> >
> > Piero
> >
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