A websdk constructor is protected?

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just tried to create a websdk by code to add it to a containercontrol.
well seems we can’t as the constructor is protected…
is this normal behavior or a bug ?
thanks.

@Ricardo_Cruz ?

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Did you make your own public constructor?

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sorry I was not precise enough !
no constructor in my websdk.

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Right. I think if you make your own it will work. Not at my desk or I could test and be more helpful.

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thanks I will try that (later I worked around this another way…)

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This is by design. The WebSDK supers are useless unless they’re subclassed. This prevents users from placing a raw control on a layout hoping it’ll work.

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ok so can it work like Tim said above if I have my own constructor in my websdk ?

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Absolutely. Just make sure your constructor calls Super.Constructor