Hi,
I wonder why components don't have a default model.
For instance the following code results in a Exception:
private class SearchForm extends Form {
private TextField searchField = new TextField("searchField");
public SearchForm() {
super("searchForm");
add(searchField);
}
protected void onSubmit() {
System.out.println(searchField.getValue());
}
}
If I add:
searchField.setModel(new Model());
to the constructor, it works.
This is not really intuitive in my eyes.
Shall I post a feature request?
Regards,
Alex
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