Yes and I still get the message user is not an Embedded Component
CarstenM a écrit :
Hi,
have you tried it with
@ApplicationState
private User user;
in your page class ?
Michael Courcy wrote:
Hi
In my Page I have a property User, and I want to directly populate the
value of the form to the bean User
User.java
class User{
private String name;
private String surName;
.... getters ans setters .....
}
Start.java
class Start{
private User user;
.... getters and setters ....
}
Start.html :
<t:form>
||||<||input|| ||t||:||type||=||"||TextField||"||
||t||:||id||=||"||user.name||"|| ||t||:||value||=||"||user.name||"/>
||||<||input|| ||t||:||type||=||"||TextField||"||
||t||:||id||=||"||user.surName||"||
||t||:||value||=||"||user.surName||"/>||||
<||input|| ||t||:||id||=||"||submitform||"||
||t||:||type||=||"||Submit||"|| ||t||:||value||=||"||submit||" />
</t:form>
But It seems that it does not work this way and I get an error message :
User is not an embedded component...
Do you think I'll have to build my own component :
<t:beanField bean="user" property="name" value="user.name" />
Or is there another way to do this without using the beanEditForm ?
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