Technically, the Repeater widget is a ContainerWidget whose children are {@link RepeaterRow}s, and the RepeaterRows in turn are ContainerWidgets containing the actual repeated widgets. However, in practice, you won't need to use the RepeaterRow widget directly.
Using the methods {@link #getSize()} and {@link #getWidget(int,java.lang.String)}you can access all of the repeated widget instances. @version $Id: Repeater.java 155210 2005-02-24 17:02:09Z sylvain $
Technically, the Repeater widget is a ContainerWidget whose children are {@link RepeaterRow}s, and the RepeaterRows in turn are ContainerWidgets containing the actual repeated widgets. However, in practice, you won't need to use the RepeaterRow widget directly.
Using the methods {@link #getSize} and {@link #getWidget(int,java.lang.String)}you can access all of the repeated widget instances.
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