> I didn't understand much of the problem you're tring to solve, but the
> @InjectContainer annotation can help you: it allows a component to inject
> the parent component. Something like this, in a child component class:
>
> @InjectContainer
> private ParentComponent parentComponent;

Thank you.. unfortunately it does not solve my problem but this is about my 
misunderstanding of how tapestry is doing things. After some more reading I 
now do know about "static structure, dynamic behaviour".

Now I am trying to find out how a "portal-like" profile page could be 
implemented with tapestry. I have several "portlets" defined as components and 
want to arrange them on one page - but the order should be determined at 
runtime (coming from the db)...

        Piero

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