Re: How to make a component that uses another component? Howard is God!

[Cin Peng <ro...@onepixel.com.my>]

Aahh!.. suddenly everything 'clicks' into place.... I get it... hmm.. this 
thing is simple and elegant.  thanks for the sample.
One thing I can say... Howard is God.


 Kevin Menard wrote:
> Sure, you can have components of components.  I'm not aware of a 
> tutorial, but I can point you at an example.\
> Note that in this  example, I have a custom > component that wraps around 
> a form.  It's used  to abstract the common username & password form.
> Have a look at the  UserAuthPanel files at:

> http://www.negativetwenty.net/svn/bookmarker/trunk/context/WEB-INF/

> and an example of the component's use on the Login page:

> http://www.negativetwenty.net/svn/bookmarker/trunk/context/WEB-INF/ 
> pages/Login.html

> Hope that helps you out a bit.  It's really a custom component  containing 
> a custom component, but the idea is the same.


> -- 
> Kevin


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