Model assigns a new object as the model object, and I think
java.lang.Boolean is immutable so it can't change after it's constructed
anyway. So instead of checking the value of toggleableObject I think you
can check myCheckbox.getModelObject() == Boolean.TRUE etc..
Ryan Gravener wrote:
If you would like the property model to work with local variables do
new propertymodel(this,"property")
On 10/6/08, walnutmon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
After using property models, it's nice to have automatic binding to
variables
in objects... However, I can't seem to get the same thing to work with local
variables... as an example...
new CheckBox("toggleSomething", new PropertyModel(someObject,
"toggleableProperty"));
works beautifully...
However,
new CheckBox("toggleSomething", new Model(toggleableObject));
//toggleableObject is a Boolean
doesn't seem to change anything on form submit, that toggleable object only
dictates the initial state of the checkbox, but doesn't change with it....
What am I missing?
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