Why not just use ComponentResources.createActionLink and
ComponentResources.createPageLink?
.tml:
<a href="$somelink">Link Text</a>
.java:
@Inject
private ComponentResources resources;
public String getSomeLink() {
return
resources.createPageLink("mypage",true,contextValue1,contextValue2,...);
}
Robert
On Oct 31, 2008, at 10/315:04 PM , Marcel Sammut wrote:
Greetings,
I'm looking at porting my 3.0 tapestry web application to v5 and I'm
trying
to build a menu component which accepts a parameter of type
ArrayList that
contains a list of AbstractLink objects. These items get rendered
in a menu
layout etc. The page that this menu component exists on will
create, at
runtime, the set of desired menu item and pass them to the menu
component.
This sounds straight forward, however, I am unable to determin how to
instantiate, for example, a new instance of a ActionLink. In the
previous
version (3.0), I simply rendered the anchor myself and generated the
URi in
a custom implementation. I was hoping that in T5, I would be able
to use
the internal Link components since they do pretty much what I was
doing in
3.0.
Is there a way, in code, to create a new ActionLink component and
have it
act as the model for another component to be rendered?
Your thoughts are much appreciated.
- Marcel
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