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Posted to users@tapestry.apache.org by Cyrille37 <cy...@gmail.com> on 2006/12/02 11:09:55 UTC
replace @InjectPage by a page specification
Hello,
It's me again ...
I'm searching how to replace an @InjectPage annotation by a page
specification like
The java code is :
@InjectPage("Login")
public abstract Login getLoginPage();
And I would like to remove the annotation and replace it by a page
specification like :
<inject property="loginPage" type="page" object="Login"/>
But it does not works.
Is it possible ? What is the right syntax ?
Thanks
Cyrille
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Re: replace @InjectPage by a page specification
Posted by Cyrille37 <cy...@gmail.com>.
Sam Gendler a écrit :
> I don't know for sure, but I'd try using 'IPage' as the type, which
> would hopefully tell hivemind to resolve the object as a page name.
>
> You might also try looking at the source for the InjectPage
> annotation, see how it resolves the page, presumably via a hivemind
> service of some kind, and then inject it via the hivemind binding, if
> that's possible. There is also a list of bindings at
> http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4/UsersGuide/bindings.html but I
> have no idea if that is the canonical list. You might try looking at
> the tapestry.bindings.BindingFactories configuration point. You could
> always contribute your own 'page' binding which would do the same
> thing as the InjectPage annotation does in order to load a page
> instance.
>
> When you figure it out, please post it back here. I don't know that
> I'll ever use it, but I'm sure someone will search for it at some
> point.
Hello Sam,
And thanks a lot for your detailed explanation.
By the way, I should got another error somewhere else because now the
syntax:
<inject property="loginPage" type="page" object="Login"/>
works fine !
It replace the @InjectPage annotation :
@InjectPage("Login")
public abstract Login getLoginPage();
I prefer to get page association made into a specification page than in
the java source code to avoid to mush specialized code.
And it's much easyer and faster to change the page specification than to
change and compile the java source.
Regards,
cyrille.
>
> --sam
>
>
> On 12/2/06, Cyrille37 <cy...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello,
>> It's me again ...
>>
>> I'm searching how to replace an @InjectPage annotation by a page
>> specification like
>>
>> The java code is :
>> @InjectPage("Login")
>> public abstract Login getLoginPage();
>>
>> And I would like to remove the annotation and replace it by a page
>> specification like :
>> <inject property="loginPage" type="page" object="Login"/>
>>
>> But it does not works.
>>
>> Is it possible ? What is the right syntax ?
>> Thanks
>> Cyrille
>
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Re: replace @InjectPage by a page specification
Posted by Sam Gendler <sg...@ideasculptor.com>.
I don't know for sure, but I'd try using 'IPage' as the type, which
would hopefully tell hivemind to resolve the object as a page name.
You might also try looking at the source for the InjectPage
annotation, see how it resolves the page, presumably via a hivemind
service of some kind, and then inject it via the hivemind binding, if
that's possible. There is also a list of bindings at
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4/UsersGuide/bindings.html but I
have no idea if that is the canonical list. You might try looking at
the tapestry.bindings.BindingFactories configuration point. You could
always contribute your own 'page' binding which would do the same
thing as the InjectPage annotation does in order to load a page
instance.
When you figure it out, please post it back here. I don't know that
I'll ever use it, but I'm sure someone will search for it at some
point.
--sam
On 12/2/06, Cyrille37 <cy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> It's me again ...
>
> I'm searching how to replace an @InjectPage annotation by a page
> specification like
>
> The java code is :
> @InjectPage("Login")
> public abstract Login getLoginPage();
>
> And I would like to remove the annotation and replace it by a page
> specification like :
> <inject property="loginPage" type="page" object="Login"/>
>
> But it does not works.
>
> Is it possible ? What is the right syntax ?
> Thanks
> Cyrille
>
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