So maybe it was in Tapestry 4... we migrated a rather large app so
maybe I am just now discovering some side effects of the migration!
Anyhow, I need to know when a parameter has changed.
For the time being I do the test in setupRender.
Someone suggested ComponentResources.isBound("paramname") but this
only tells me when the parameter has been set for the first time, not
when it has changed.
Alex
Le 5 mai 08 à 18:28, Howard Lewis Ship a écrit :
I'm afraid you are mistaken; this aspect of parameter handling has not
changed over the lifetime of T5. Tapestry has never used accessor
methods to set parameter values. it *is* perfectly valid for your
code to implement an accessor method around a parameter-bound field,
and for code to invoke the method ... but Tapestry doesn't access it
that way.
On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 8:26 AM, Alexander Lamb
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello list,
Some time ago (5.0.?) when I had a component with a parameter, I
could
implement a set method which would do some additional "cleaning up".
For example:
@Parameter(required = true)
private RegistryCenter _selectedRegistryCenter;
public void setSelectedRegistryCenter(RegistryCenter value) {
_role = null;
_selectedRegistryCenter = value;
}
Now, it seems like in the last version(s) of Tapestry, parameter
setting is
not using the set methods!?!
If so (which broke my app BTW), what can I do to recuperate this
kind of
behavior (e.g. do something when a parameter is set).
Thanks,
Alex
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