Em Tue, 25 Nov 2008 01:45:38 -0300, Henrik Schlanbusch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escreveu:
Hi Thiago
Hi, Henrik!
The pattern you're using makes a lot of sense. :) I just wasn't smart
enough to find a problem that fitted your solution (getting a page through
its name). . . :D
I am doing this because I have one controller in the
application that holds a
mapping between object types and page ids.
When I create an object of any type,
the system will ask the controller to get
a page that renders this object
correctly. If I do this through annotations
I have to have a page full of all
pages as annotated properties, and then add
these properties to a map where I
map object type and page, which is a bit
heavy I think. Now I have a spring
injected map that simply maps com.somepackage.
SomeObject->SomeObjectEditor. So
when an instance of SomeObject has been created,
I ask the map for the correct
editor (which returns the logical name of the page),
and set the object as a
model on that page before returning it from my
action method.
Does that make sense to you? Maybe the pattern
isn't good? I do not know, but it
works. :-)
Henrik
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