> > > > This may cause a lot of pain ! >> > > I'm not following you . . . > > I just meant this won't be easy to manipulate generated DOM with java, but if it's the only way, I can deal with that.
> > So, can I conclude that the use of @Property wouldn't be recommended >> within components ? Because (even with mixins) you may want to have access >> to some properties of the component... >> > > I'd say that you shouldn't use @Property when you think it's interesting to > provide access to other classes. > Got it. Once more, thanks for your help. > >
