On 22.08.2009 19:38 schrieb Kalle Korhonen:
Oh that - you need tell the bean editor that you want the field to be used in your form. See Property Editor Overrides at http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5.1/guide/beaneditform.html, e.g:<t:beaneditform object="formModel"> <t:parameter name="country"> <t:label for="country"/> <t:textfield t:id="country" value="formModel.country"/> </t:parameter> </t:beaneditform> Ulrich - in practice, is there a case when you would have to use @InjectComponent over @Component with T5?
No, you don't /have/ to, at least I can't imagine a situation. If you are giving your templates away to a designer you probably want to define all of your component's parameters in the component class and then you have to use @Component. You just have to realize that parameters defined within @Component take precedence over those specified inside the template. Apart from that @InjectComponent and @Component yield the same result. I believe though, that it's good style to use @InjectComponent when you just want to record a validation error for a specific field and don't want to actually define a component.
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