first of all a Page is not important. It mostly are just components.
And what component should i register if i am using a DatePicker or that
or this?
Should i add as developer everything i use as a component???
TextField?Form? where does it begin and stop?
What about a Package component that has internally many more components
that you just don't see..
Gili wrote:
Or... going one step further and developers have to invoke
Application.add(Class page) to register all their root classes? This
brings compile-time validation (compiler ensures that the Pages exist)
and no more property files.
Gili
Gili wrote:
You're right. Thanks for clearing this up.
Though, can we do it so only the root Pages must be mentioned in
the property file? Components should then be able to export a list of
all nested components. I just want this to be as close to
zero-configuration as possible.
Gili
Johan Compagner wrote:
Ok, so I won't suggest the exact details of how to accomplish
this, but let me ask: why don't we declare an interface which all
components must implement which will make this possible (a la
JavaBean) as opposed to using property files? I'd prefer having
this sort of thing as part of the Class, something I run through a
compiler and gets compile-time validation.
We don;t know all the components.. It has to be at frond.
In the Application init we don't know anything what pages what
components there are nothing nada.
We have to know that from somewhere. Only thing is using property
file so that we know what to load.
johan
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