I'm getting an error:
"Could not find a coercion from type com.pgp.licenseserver.pages.Main
to type com.pgp.licenseserver.pages._PGPLicenseServerPage. Available
coercions:..."
But my Main.java extends _PGPLicenseServerPage and so there shouldn't
be any coercion necessary.
And besides, why should it care what the type is? Can't it just send
it the message I'm trying to send and not care about the type?
I'm trying to add to the layout example component to give menu-item
links at the top of the page and if we're in a particular section of
the app have that link not be active, but the other links be active.
I do this by having the pages that belong in each section implement
an interface for that section. For example, my 'Main' page has its
own section:
public class Main extends _PGPLicenseServerPage implements
_MainSection {...}
And in my superclass:
public class _PGPLicenseServerPage {
public boolean isMainSection() {
return this instanceof _MainSection;
}
}
And so in my Layout.html I would like to do something like:
<t:if
test="parent.isMainSection">
main
</t:if>
<t:else>
<a
href="#">main</a>
</t:else>
(I don't think this is right - I haven't been able to find an example
of an if/else)
I've tried messing around with different ways of calling things but I
keep getting various exceptions... Any way to get this to work? I do
something like this all of the time in WebObjects and it's quite easy.
R
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