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| Logi, I'd say your best bet is to avoid that situation altogether by avoiding name conflicts. It's the job of WOComponent.pageWithName(String) to lookup the java file for a particular WOComponent name. There may be a workaround, but avoidance is the best practice here. This is really a side-effect of the original Obj-C origins of WebObjects (Obj-C doesn't have packages as in Java). The recommended design pattern is to prefix any class names with two capital letters (e.g. NSArray, NSDictionary). Do this in your frameworks with your own prefix like XYMyFrameWorkPage.java or XYMyUtilities.java. On Oct 11, 2006, at 6:09 AM, Logi Helgu wrote:
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