On Wed, 19 Dec 2012 11:24:59 -0200, mateen <[email protected]> wrote:
In my app i have the following code
Hi!
<t:zone t:id="searchTransactionZone" id="searchTransactionZone">
<div class="tableDv ">
<t:grid t:source="pickupQuotes" t:row="selectedQuote"
t:rowsPerPage="5"
t:inPlace="true" t:pagerPosition="top" add="action">
<p:actionCell>
<t:jquery.dialogajaxlink t:id="link2" t:dialog="myDialog"
t:zone="prcessTellerTransactionZone"
t:context="${selectedQuote.pickupQuoteID}" class="process">
Never, never ever use ${} when passing parameter values. It causes the
value to be coerced to String. Your event handler method receives a
QuoteID. Tapestry can't find a coercion or ValueEncoder from String to
QuoteID, so it ignores your method
Process Teller
</t:jquery.dialogajaxlink>
</p:actionCell>
</t:grid>
</div>
</t:zone>
and in my java code
@Log
public Object onActionFromLink2( QuoteID transactionQuoteID )
{
}
What am i doing wrong. Are there certain types that i can pass in the
context param or something ? Where am i going wrong.
Using ${} when passing parameters is always a bad thing. In addition, if
you haven't contributed a ValueEncoder for QuoteID yet, do it.
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Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo
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