> Your ajax event handler method will need to initialize any properties that > are required in the rendering block
So somewhere in my early rendering phases I'd need to get a reference to the current block that is to be re-rendered and grab values out of that - I guess. > Draggables can have a "draggablecontext" attribute. Although I've not used > it I'm sure that you could pass the context required to initialize your > property. draggable context gets passed no problem - it's on the drop zone. Within my component, the currentExtension is null. I think I'll have to re-work what I want to do, or dive into tapestry's innards to get a reference to the current component. (like row in a grid) //THIS WORKS! @OnEvent(value = JQueryEventConstants.DROP, component = "extensionZone") void dropOnExtensionZone(Object[] context){ String contextString = (String)context[0]; this.thedata = contextString + " on dropzone for " + currentExtension ; }