Re: [T5.0.6] Is coercion MANDATORY for custom parameter classes? [BUG?]

2007-11-16 Thread César Lesc
That's weird, i do the same but in a component template, and have no problems

I have a MenuItem that will render for certains users but not for others.
then my layout template define the menuItems as follow

...

...

the MenuItem component define the user parameter as
@Parameter(required = true)
private UserSession user;

and the layout component class define the getter as

public UserSession getUser() {
return userSession;
}

userSession is a ASO and is instantiate in the log in process but i
don't think that matters.


Cesar.

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Re: [T5.0.6] Is coercion MANDATORY for custom parameter classes? [BUG?]

2007-11-16 Thread Vjeran Marcinko
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From: "César Lesc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "Tapestry users" 
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2007 5:57 PM
Subject: Re: [T5.0.6] Is coercion MANDATORY for custom parameter classes?



You don't have to create a coercion for you custom class, how do you
declare the binding in the template?.


Just normally :

Start.tml :



And of course, Start.java contains :

public ImageMessageModel getImageMessageModel() {
   return new ImageMessageModel(Type.ERROR, "some error");
}

Can this be a bug due to some classloading issue ?

Regards,
Vjeran


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