> public abstract class TestForm extends WebPage {
>
> public TestForm() {
> add(new Label("myDiv", "my div from test form")); => common to
> every
> concrete page
> add(createDivWithComponent("myNewPanel")); => has to be
> redefine by
> each concrete page
> add(createD
Hi,
I think you should provide component classes that are responsible for sub
elements
class TestFormPanel extends Panel {
public TestFormPanel(String markupId) {
super(markupId);
add(new Label("label","My very good label 1"));
}
}
TestFormPanel.
Ok,
There was a problem when copy/paste html, sorry about that:
TestForm.html (parent html):
and TestFormOne.html(subclass html):
aurelie.boiteux wrote:
>
> That's what I did when the component has to be overriden in subclasses.
> But h
That's what I did when the component has to be overriden in subclasses.
But how does it work when the component is common to every concrete page? I
would not want to redefine common component in every concrete page.
Let's see my example, In my parent page :
public abstract class TestForm extend
public abstract class MyPage extends WebPage {
public MyPage() {
add(createMyDiv("myDiv"));
}
public abstract Component createMyDiv(String markuId);
}
public MyConcretePage extends MyPage {
public createMyDiv(String markupId) {
re
> So in my parent html :
>
>
>
>
>
>
> And add a label with id "myDiv" in related parent java. This part is
> common to all classes.
>
> But when I render the TestFormOne, that doesn't work because,
> apparently the label "myDiv" must be define in subclass.
You should add
