Man, thank you!
In case somebody else will search for this answer before reading
http://tapestry.apache.org/environmental-services.html here is a sample
code:
Index.java
==
@Inject
private Environment environment;
private MyComponentContext myComponentContext;
p
> As soon as one component pops the object(s)
Ahh - that's why there's an Environement.peek() !!!
Or, in your component, you could just annotate the Object with
@Environmental, e.g.
@Environmental
private MyTwoStrings ss;
Steve.
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Steve Eynon
On 24 August 2011 21:33, Borut Bolčina wrote:
>
2011/8/24 Steve Eynon
> If the component needs 2 string parameters to function, then it needs
> 2 string parameters! (Much like if a method needs 2 strings, then you
> need to pass 2 strings.)
>
>
Well, yes :-)
> Other alternatives are dependent on re-usability requirements:
>
> a) If the 2 str
If the component needs 2 string parameters to function, then it needs
2 string parameters! (Much like if a method needs 2 strings, then you
need to pass 2 strings.)
Other alternatives are dependent on re-usability requirements:
a) If the 2 strings are always used together then wrap them in a valu
