Cannot convert from IPrivate{cn}view.I{cn}Element to IPublicTabComp.IPeople

Hi,
I have 2 context node Person and People in a view context and context node People in component controller's context ,now i want to create new People element in the implementation of view
so when i had written code below in eventhandler method in view implementation:
IPeopleElement newPerson = wdContext.nodePeople().createPeopleElement();
it gives me an error :
Cannot convert from IPrivateview.IElement to IPublicTabComp.IPeopleElement
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rashmi.

Hi,
i hope you mapped the component controller context "People "to view .
then to create a element do like this,
IPrivate<View Nmae>View.IPeopleNode pnode= wdContext.nodePeople().createPeopleElement();
Regards,
ramesh

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