Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
IPageLink requires us to implement two methods: getPage() andnope. getPage() actually resolves the Page when a link is clicked. getPageClass is part of the information used before the link is clicked to determine how a link should be rendered.
getPageClass(). Aren't these two information redundant? The page
the docs state this:
* ... The getPageClass()
* method returns the subclass of Page that getPage() will return if
* and when it is called. * <p>
* This way of arranging things is useful in determining whether a
* link links to a given page, which is in turn useful for deciding
* how to display the link (because links in a navigation which link to
* a page itself are not useful and generally should instead indicate
* where the user is in the navigation).
returned by getPage() is able to provide its Class. From the sources I understand what they required for, but from a user's perspective I don't. Does anybody knwo the details of this implementation and may be come up with a suggestion on how to avoid getPageClass() in IPageLink.
Juergen
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