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Bob Schellink commented on CLK-562:
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Good catch. I've updated the docs as follows:
"Subclasses are also expected to provide a default no-arg constructor
<tt>if</tt> the control deploys its JavaScript and CSS resources through
Click's {...@link
org.apache.click.Control#onDeploy(javax.servlet.ServletContext)} mechanism.
However if JavaScript and CSS resources are deployed through Click's <a
href="../../../../user-guide/html/ch04s03.html#deploying-custom-resources">convention
based</a> mechanism, a default constructor is <tt>not</tt> needed."
Btw I recommend using the convention based approach (place resources under
classes/META-INF/web/) which makes it easier to manage control's resources
since you don't have to update the onDeploy methods.
> AbstractControl and default constructor
> ---------------------------------------
>
> Key: CLK-562
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLK-562
> Project: Click
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: documentation
> Affects Versions: 2.1.0
> Reporter: WarnerJan Veldhuis
> Priority: Trivial
>
> The AbstractControl javadoc says: "Subclasses are expected to at least
> override getTag() to differentiate the control.". What it *also* should
> mention, is that it needs a default constructor if you have created a custom
> constructor.
> At deploy time, all the controls listed in click.xml will have their
> onDeploy() method called. But the reflection part will fail if the default
> cstor does not exist.
> org.apache.click.service.XmlConfigService.deployControls(XmlConfigService.java:1077):
> Class deployClass = ClickUtils.classForName(classname);
> Control control = (Control) deployClass.newInstance(); //<--- fails
> at deploy time
> control.onDeploy(servletContext);
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