I think you just give them different names/ids like you already do. And since you have named the values already, you need only add some abstrcat access methods in your class,like;
public abstract String getPhone1(); public void setPhone1(String s); And you're done :) I don't think that the "type" actually does anything, possibly not the id in the html either. Generally, I'd recommend you to either do all in html or just name the component in the jwcid="" tag and then do everything kraftwerk-style in the .page file. Cheers, PS On 3/10/06, John Menke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I want to write a "Phone" component that allows me to define 3 text input > boxes contained inside it: > > My question is: How can can i bind/retrieve the values in my containing > page and how do I avoid name conflicts if i have more than 1 Phone > component > on the containing page? > > Phone.html > > <html> > > <body jwcid="$content$"> > > <input jwcid="phone1" name="phone1" tabindex="80" size="3" maxlength="3" > displayName="Day Phone"/> - > > <input jwcid="phone2" name="dayphone2" type="text" id="dayphone2ID" > tabindex > ="90" size="3" maxlength="3" displayName="Day Phone" /> - > > <input jwcid="phone3" name="dayphone3" type="text" id="dayphone3ID" > tabindex > ="95" size="4" maxlength="4" displayName="Day Phone" /> > > </body> > > </html> > > Phone.jwc > > > <component-specification allow-body="no"> > > <component id="phone1" type="TextField"> > <binding name="value" value="phone1"/> > </component> > <component id="phone2" type="TextField"> > <binding name="value" value="phone2"/> > </component> > <component id="phone3" type="TextField"> > <binding name="value" value="phone3"/> > </component> > </component-specification> > > ** > > -jm > >
