I am glad you asked :)
In the next release of Apache Click 2.1.0 there has been a lot of work
to support the use of annotations.
The first one is:
@Bindable - which is used to specify that a public field should be
autobound. For example:
public class MyPage extends Page {
@Bindable
public Integer customerId;
@Bindable
public Table table = new Table();
}
This is uses as an alternative to the default autobinding based
whether a Page field has public scope. In the next release 2.2.0
@Bindable will support Page properties, or getter/setter methods as
well.
There has been really improved support for Spring instantiated pages,
which will be demonstrated in Click examples. For example:
@Component
public class MyPage extends Page {
@Resource(name="customerService")
private CustomerService customerService;
}
In this example the MyPage object is instantiated by Spring with
"prototype" scope, and then Spring can inject any required services,
such as a CustomerService in this case.
regards Malcolm Edgar
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 7:21 PM, aurmam <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> is there any way to use some annotations in click framework?
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