only a label having _ [name] as id. Under those conditions we could retrieve this label from the container page using the following path expression: 19 Label name = (Label)get("innerContainer:name"); inheritance looking for a markup file through their ancestor classes. When a panel is attached to a container, the content of its markup file is inserted into its related tag. While panels and pages have corresponding html file (hence it is less reusable). Let’s consider for example the main page of a mail service where users can see a list of received mails. Suppose that this page shows a notification box where

only a label having "name" as id. Under those conditions we could retrieve this label from the container page using the following path expression: Label name = (Label)get("innerContainer:name"); • replace inheritance looking for a markup file through their ancestor classes. When a panel is attached to a container, the content of its markup file is inserted into its related tag. While panels and pages have corresponding html file (hence it is less reusable). Let’s consider for example the main page of a mail service where users can see a list of received mails. Suppose that this page shows a notification box where

only a label having "name" as id. Under those conditions we could retrieve this label from the container page using the following path expression: Label name = (Label)get("innerContainer:name"); • replace inheritance looking for a markup file through their ancestor classes. When a panel is attached to a container, the content of its markup file is inserted into its related tag. While panels and pages have corresponding html file (hence it is less reusable). Let’s consider for example the main page of a mail service where users can see a list of received mails. Suppose that this page shows a notification box where

only a label having "name" as id. Under those conditions we could retrieve this label from the container page using the following path expression: Label name = (Label)get("innerContainer:name"); • replace inheritance looking for a markup file through their ancestor classes. When a panel is attached to a container, the content of its markup file is inserted into its related tag. While panels and pages have corresponding html file (hence it is less reusable). Let’s consider for example the main page of a mail service where users can see a list of received mails. Suppose that this page shows a notification box where

markup fle which is used to render the corresponding component. When a panel is attached to a container, the content of its markup fle is inserted into its related tag. container for input components (representing text felds, radio buttons, check boxes, etc...) which are subclasses