Hi Ken,
> @InitialValue("ognl:new java.lang.Ingeter('2').intValue()")
A couple of things jump out at me. You misspelled Integer, there is no
constructor for Integer that takes a character, and why are you passing a
char/String to the Integer constructor when you can just pass the int?
Actually, why aren't you just using the number 2 directly?
It's been a while since I did anything with T4, but doesn't this work?
@InitialValue("2")
Josh
On Nov 29, 2007 9:37 AM, Ken in nashua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ok, I changed my property method signatures to int
>
> Everything else shold pan into this as it is all configured in the java as
> opposed to jwc file.
>
> @Persist("session")
> @InitialValue("ognl:new java.lang.Ingeter('2').intValue()")
> public abstract int getTableSize();
> public abstract void setTableSize(int tableSize);
> But this yeilds error on boot
>
> [ +/- ] Exception: Unable to parse OGNL expression 'new
> java.lang.Ingeter('5').intValue()':
> Method "new" failed for object java.lang.Ingeter
>
> I tried specifying
> @InitialValue("ognl:new java.lang.Ingeter('2')")
> and receive same error
>
> I completely removed the initialization of the property via annotation and
> got it to boot. (how do I initialize?)
>
> In any event... I navigated to the select and selected a selection several
> indices from within... post occurs... re-render... then value on select gets
> punched back to original value. The binding continues to fail. The
> Gallery.script is ommited and turned off. I am just trying to get the
> standard tapestry binding to work.
>
> I guess I will try the method parameter annotation binding? Or the
> property binding from within the jwc file? But I already tried those and it
> doesn't even work for a string. I do not understand your theory by immutable
> for a string... even though I plug a numeric character representing a number
> into the property... it hsold be treated as a string anyway and be updatable
> anyway.
>
> I am ready to try anything you might suggest at this point.
>
> If we can determine if we have a bug here that would help
>
> Thanks for your patience.
> Best regards Ken in nashua
>
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