Hi,
use the bounded compound property model? Then the give give the panel a string on which its textfield should be bound.
no, that's not the problem (I think). An example: I have a form with 3 panels (_same general panel class_, no difference between them). Let's say they are called house, window, door. On each panel are form components like name, size etc. The exact same structure is mirrored in the model, so it should not be neccessary to bind anything (I have a bean with properties house, window, door, and these are beans with properties like name, size). The only problem is that I need the model to use the panel name to lookup the components below it as well, but that doesn't happen by default (which is right because you don't want that in every situation). The panel has actually the right modelobject, but the panel's components are not looked up in that modelobject but in the "root" modelobject of the form... I'm looking for a way to tell the panel that it's sub components modelobjects should be looked up in the panel modelobject and not in the root modelobject.
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