Hi
You can expose message as a parameter for component feedback.
You can then use @Component#publishParameters in the Layout component to
publish the message parameter.
In Feedback
@Parameter
private String message;
In layout
@Component(publishParameters = "feedback")
private Feedback feedback;
and use can use it as
<html t:type='Layout' t:message='myMessage'>
</html>
regards
Taha
On Jun 28, 2012, at 3:26 PM, ffred wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I build a common page layout class which contains the html skeleton and a
> few common components (navbar, ...) and one of them is dedicated to client
> feedback.
>
> As it was directly in the .tml of my page itself, i simply could have done
> something like :
> @Component private Feedback feedback ;
> feedback.setMessage("Hello client");
> and it worked great.
>
> But now that i've put it directly in the .tml of my layout, it just doesn't
> work anymore and ends logically with something like "FeedBack is not present
> in the component template".
>
> I've imagined multiple way to correct that :
> - Use a intermediate pojo "FeedbackData"
> - Include the layout itself and use a myLayout.getFeedbackComponent() getter
>
> Maybe those solution will works but i'm looking for a best practice here.
> I guess it's quite a common problem so there must be a "tapestry spirit"
> solution for it.
> Isn't it ?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Fred
>
>
>
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