James
Could you please clarify this for me, I noticed is that with PropertyModel
usage in the above context.
I have to define one(PropertyModel instance) for each of the form component
explicitly, like so
1. Model<StudyModel> studyModel = new Model<StudyModel>(new
StudyModel());/Top level Model
In the Form:
I associate the studyModel above in the constructor and
Model<StudyModel> pModel = (Model)getModel();
2. firstName = new TextField("studyName",new
PropertyModel<Study>(pModel.getObject().getStudyName(),"studyName"));
// I am manually telling it to navigate to a property ..thought it will be
nice if its automatic based on the expression
I am unable to create a single instance like
PropertyModel<Study> propertyModel = new PropertyModel<Study>(studyModel,
"study");
And then use propertyModel instance for each component.
Am I missing something here?
Thanks again
Niv
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