Malcolm Edgar <[email protected]>:
> Hi Finn,
>
> What about setting the Page arguments as properties in your page?
>
> MyPage page = getContext().createPage(MyPage.class);
> page.setSecure(true);
> setForward(page);
Yes, but I would like the arguments to be available in the
constructor. So the solution available right now is:
MyPage page = getContext().createPage(MyPage.class);
getContext().setRequestAttribute("secure", true);
setForward(page);
and in the page ctor:
public MyPage() {
Boolean secure = (Boolean) getContext().getRequestAttribute("secure");
...
}
and it just feels wrong that it is easier to pass request parameters
into @Bindable fields (which btw is very nice) than it is to pass
ordinary java objects into a class constructor.
regards,
Finn
