from the 3.0 DTD:
<!-- =======================================================
Element: property
Contained by: (many other elements)
Defines a key/value pair associated with the application or component
specification. Properties
are used to capture information that doesn't fit into the DTD. The
value for the property is
the PCDATA wrapped by the property tag (which is trimmed of leading
and trailing whitespace).
This should not be confused with several other tags which are used to
set JavaBeans properties
of various objects. The <property> tag exists to allow meta-data to
be stored in the specification.
Attributes:
name: The name of the property to set.
value: If specified, is the value of the property, otherwise, the
PCDATA is used.
-->
On Aug 11, 2005, at 11:45 AM, Chris Chiappone wrote:
Since I relatively new to tapestry I really don't understand the use
of the <property> tag in the page or component specification. I use
<property-specification> often but wonder what the use of property
was.
--
~chris
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