On Tue, 07 May 2013 14:12:52 -0300, George Ludwig <georgelud...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I'm trying to use the Dynamic component so I can specify the tml at
runtime.
Notice the template parameter is of type Asset, so that's what you should
pass to it. The default binding is 'asset', and I guess you overlooked
this important fact. Use the AssetSource service instead. Something like
this:
@Inject
private AssetSource assetSource;
public Asset getTemplate() {
// use AssertSource to get the Asset
}
<t:dynamic template="prop:template"/>
These work:
<t:dynamic template="myTemplate.tml" ...
<t:dynamic template="asset:myTemplate.tml" ...
But I need to read the template name from a property. Unfortunately,
these
do not work:
<t:dynamic template="templateName" ... (where templateName is a String
property)
It won't work because the default binding of the parameter is Asset.
<t:dynamic template="${templateName}" ... (where templateName is a String
property)
Never, never, never ever use expansions when passing component parameter
values.
<t:dynamic template="prop:templateName" ... (where templateName is a
String property)
It won't work because the default binding of the parameter is Asset.
<t:dynamic template="asset:templateName}" ... (where templateName is a
String property)
The asset binding doesn't support properties.
<t:dynamic template="asset:${templateName}" ... (where templateName is a
String property)
The asset binding doesn't support ${}
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Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo
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