... or in 4.1 the service is injected automatically, so you don't need
the @InjectObject annotation.
Regards,
Norbi
Ryan Cuprak wrote:
D'oh was a simple fix, use service:
@InjectObject("service:tapestry.ognl.ExpressionEvaluator")
On Wednesday, August 16, 2006, at 07:54AM, Ryan Cuprak <[EMA
D'oh was a simple fix, use service:
@InjectObject("service:tapestry.ognl.ExpressionEvaluator")
On Wednesday, August 16, 2006, at 07:54AM, Ryan Cuprak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Thanks,
> That is much simpler!
> For the ExpressionTableColumn I need a ExpressionEvaluator as the last
> par
Thanks,
That is much simpler!
For the ExpressionTableColumn I need a ExpressionEvaluator as the last
parameter. I think it is a tapestry service (still digging through the binding
files), thought this would work:
@InjectObject("infrastructure:tapestry.ognl.ExpressionEvaluator")
public
If you want, you don't even have to implement ITableColumnModel.
just do something like:
.html:
.java:
public List getColumnList() {
List ret = new ArrayList();
String columnId="callPointH";
String columnHeader="Call Point H";
//not that the root of your ognl expression is the cu
Hello,
I am working creating a table for which the number of columns is dynamic (user
can control which columns they want displayed). What is the proper approach for
implementing the behavior?
Thus far I created an implementation of ITableColumnModel which then returns
the custom set of co
