You can make the same thing with the @Component annotation in your Java
code.
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Stéphane Decleire
Ken nashua a écrit :
Ok, Stephanie... thanks for the response...
On your last block...
The last thing you need to do is to bind the persistent property of
your page in the parameter of your component. That can be done in
your html page, in the .page file or inthe java code using
annotations. Let's say your component is called MyComponent, you
should have for instance in your .page file, somthing like that :
<component id="myComponent" type="MyComponent">
<binding name="myParameter" value="ognl:myProperty"/>
</component>
Which annotation are you referring to that will persist this parameter?
Best regards
Ken in nashua
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