Sorry for my dumb questions. I've been away from java since 1.4 and so I'm not used to play with such magic tricks.
Anyway, can I see those values when I do a System.out.println()? I use Eclipse for debugging. Does it make a difference if I set a method breakpoint or a line breakpoint? I'm not on my system right now. But as I can remember when I did debugging with a method breakpoint and stepped through with the debugger the values of all those fields kept null. That's why I'm a little bit surpised. The debugging game seems no longer to be working. I'll try again tomorrow. Thanks Howard, Michael Howard Lewis Ship wrote: > > There's a bit of magic going on. Most of your parameters will be null > except when you have a break point inside code during the rendering of the > component. Further, some of your code will have to read a value from a > parameter field for the field to get filled in. > > Basically, the first time you have code that reads a field value, the > binding object for that field will be invoked to provide the value, and > that > value will be stuff into the field. > > Of course, there's a lot of caching that can go on as well, especially for > string literals and other invariant values. > > On 10/14/07, Michael Gerzabek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> >> Thanks for the advice. I also planned to follow the first path you >> outlined. >> >> It just cost me some time to get familiar with the concept of the inner >> live >> of forms in T5 and I wanted to make a rapid prototype before I would step >> into the definition of a service which is another new area of T5 to me. >> >> But beside this I cannot understand why the parameters from the page are >> not >> filled. I debugged my component and they are all null although the >> ComponentResources _bindings have it. I have no idea why or where to >> look. >> >> What do I miss? >> > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/-T5--RadioGroup-tf4617856.html#a13202789 Sent from the Tapestry - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
