There are two ways of doing this
One way is to use parameters. Create a parameter display in the component which
will be readonly for the page and to which the component assigns a value like
the index parameter of the loop
Second is to create an interface Displayable having a method getDisplay() and
have the component implement that interface. In the page you can later use
@inject
private MyComponent component;
public Display getDisplay(){
return ((Displayable)component).getDisplay();
}
Regards
Taha
On Jun 20, 2011, at 8:10 PM, Rizwan <rizla2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have to push the object in the component as the information I need passed
> back to the page is only in the component not the page.
>
> From reading the tapestry API it seems that it is more cleaner to push and
> pop the objects in the same component rather than popping and pushing in
> different components?
>
> Are there any alternatives or good ways of doing this. The only way I can
> think off is injecting the component into the page e.g
>
> InjectComponent
> private Component
>
> public getDisplay () {
> component.getDisplay();
>
> }
>
> Thanks
>
> Rizwan
>
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