Re: how to use more than one parameters in DirectLink

2007-05-23 Thread Heping Zhang

Thank you, I've tried and it works. It is more conveniency. Thank you all!


Re: how to use more than one parameters in DirectLink

2007-05-23 Thread Stephane Decleire

You should use something like this :


and since tap4, your listener could have a signature like this (with the 
wright types for your parameters) :

public IPage gotoPage(Profession profession, Address address)

Stephane

Heping Zhang a écrit :
hi, all, I know how to use binding parameters in DirectLink if there 
is only

one parameter. However now I want two parameters and it keeps say  "No
listener method named 'gotoPage' suitable for no listener parameters 
found

". I doubt I use it incorrectly. I write it this way:
   
   
   
   
public IPage gotoPage(Object[] parameters) {
//...
}
Is it wrong? how can I use it? Thank you.



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Re: how to use more than one parameters in DirectLink

2007-05-23 Thread Heping Zhang

Thank you!


Re: how to use more than one parameters in DirectLink

2007-05-23 Thread Andrea Chiumenti

nearly!

  
  
  

ciao,
kiuma

On 5/23/07, Heping Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

hi, all, I know how to use binding parameters in DirectLink if there is only
one parameter. However now I want two parameters and it keeps say  "No
listener method named 'gotoPage' suitable for no listener parameters found
". I doubt I use it incorrectly. I write it this way:




public IPage gotoPage(Object[] parameters) {
//...
}
Is it wrong? how can I use it? Thank you.



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how to use more than one parameters in DirectLink

2007-05-23 Thread Heping Zhang

hi, all, I know how to use binding parameters in DirectLink if there is only
one parameter. However now I want two parameters and it keeps say  "No
listener method named 'gotoPage' suitable for no listener parameters found
". I doubt I use it incorrectly. I write it this way:
   
   
   
   
public IPage gotoPage(Object[] parameters) {
//...
}
Is it wrong? how can I use it? Thank you.