Persistent component properties

[Lennart Benoot <le...@chronoline.org>]

Hi,

I tried to implement the suggestions made in a previous mail to create a
persistent property in a component (see lower).
Still one question:
I want to pass this list as a parameter. I have defined it as a parameter
in the component definition. How do i get this parameter into the
persistent  property?


>add persistent="yes" to your property specification for the
List.
>
 > <property-specification name="myList"
type="java.util.List"
>persistent="yes" />
>
>and in your java source code for the page.
>
>abstract public class MyPage ... 
>public abstract List getMyList();
>public abstract void setMyList(List value);



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Re: Persistent component properties

[Kent Tong <ke...@cpttm.org.mo>]

Lennart Benoot <lennart <at> chronoline.org> writes:

> I tried to implement the suggestions made in a previous mail to create a
> persistent property in a component (see lower).
> Still one question:
> I want to pass this list as a parameter. I have defined it as a parameter
> in the component definition. How do i get this parameter into the
> persistent  property?

Overide prepareForRender() and store the parameter into
the property (you may want to use different names for them 
to avoid confusion).


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