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29 Apr 2009 9:22 AM #1Ext User
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[CLOSED] Component.applyState() not overrideable?
[CLOSED] Component.applyState() not overrideable?
Why is Component.applyState protected and not public as seems is intended by Component.initState()?
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29 Apr 2009 9:24 AM #2Software Architect
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Because you are not calling it from the outside. CLOSED
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29 Apr 2009 9:25 AM #3Software Architect
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Also you can override it when it is protected. This is basic Java.
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29 Apr 2009 9:27 AM #4Ext User
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I have custom Components that have state that needs to be saved and applied to and from the StateManager.
How do I do that if my custom components can't override applyState?
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29 Apr 2009 9:27 AM #5Software Architect
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You can override it.
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29 Apr 2009 9:28 AM #6Ext User
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No I can't its protected
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29 Apr 2009 9:31 AM #7Ext User
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Oops nevermind
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