I tried using Environment and it works..but i have a doubt
A and B both are defined as component in my page...
code snippet is like :
page.java
--------
@Component
private A a;
@Component
private B b;
void beforeRender() {
envoronment.push(A.class,a);
}
void afterRender() {
environment.pop(A.class);
}
so does this ensure that when component B is called and i try to peek A from
environment...A would already have been initialized and executed, so that i
get valid ID ?
nille hammer wrote:
>
> Hi Cid,
>
> I have just been to the toilett and have thought about your question.
> Maybe you could nest component B in component A directly rather than in
> the page? Example follows:
>
> in page.tml
> ...
> <t:a .../>
> ...
>
> in a.tml
> ...
> <render the stuff from a>
> <t:b parameter="valueFromA">
> ...
>
> Would that be an option?
>
> Regards, nillehammer
>
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