You really don't need to @Persist anything here. Joachim was right with the
context parameter. If you change your component class and template along the
following lines it works fine:
Component class:
public class Test
{
@Parameter
@Property
private String usage;
@Property
pr
Thanks for the answer, and sorry for the duplicated mails (our mail
server has problems),
This solution works well, but I really can't see why the behaviour is
different : the actionlink is the same in the 2 situations explained
below.
Or does it simply mean that we should not use persisting attr
I have tried with these modifications but now, when i click on the
links,
the value displayed is always "pix".
Le jeudi 26 mars 2009 à 15:12 +0100, Otho a écrit :
> a) You don't need to copy the value from the parameter to the property.
> b) There is no need to persist it.
>
> @Parameter
> @Prope
I have tried with your modifications but now, when i click on the links,
the value displayed is always "pix".
Le jeudi 26 mars 2009 à 15:12 +0100, Otho a écrit :
> a) You don't need to copy the value from the parameter to the property.
> b) There is no need to persist it.
>
> @Parameter
> @Prope
You should pass the "usage" string as context parameter on the action link.
The problem is that the url for each of the events in the loop are the same.
Kind regards,
Joachim
ahingsaka samsenesena wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use my own component inside a loop and I have a problem
when there is a
a) You don't need to copy the value from the parameter to the property.
b) There is no need to persist it.
@Parameter
@Property
private String usage;
${usage}
2009/3/26 ahingsaka samsenesena
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use my own component inside a loop and I have a problem
> when there i
