I'm guessing the answer to question 1 is related to the docs here:
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/tapestry-core/guide/rendering.html
"Currently, methods are sorted alphabetically. Methods with the same
name are sorted by number of parameters. Even so, this is not a great
idea ... just define one method, and have it call the other methods in
the order you desire."
Unfortunately this means that, unless your happy to use a list argument
to onActivate, the setting of variables needs to be done defensively
i.e. "if not already set then set it".
Any takers for question 2 below would be most appreciated!
Joel Halbert wrote:
Hi,
2 questions re: the activation context:
1. Why is onActivate called multiple times?
If I have two onActivate methods:
void onActivate(int inventoryId)
void onActivate(int inventoryId, Map<String, String> params)
then for a link which presents both arguments in it's activation
context I see that the method with both arguments is called, but then
the method with just one (the first) argument is also again. Is this
expected?
2. I have a form with an activation context:
<t:form class="sortbyform" t:id="sort"
t:context="list:inventoryId,params">
In my page class I have the following methods:
void onActivate(int inventoryId){...}
void onActivate(int inventoryId, Map<String, String> params){...}
@OnEvent(value="submit", component="sortbyform")
public void onSubmitForm(int inventoryId, Map<String, String> params)
{...}
When the form is submitted the first and third methods are called, but
not the second....is this expected and if so why? I would have
expected that the second not first method would be called, along with
the third.
Thx
Joel
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