On Sun, 2006-10-01 at 13:41 -0600, Guy Davis wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry if this list isn't the right place for a question about the
Eclipse-plugin called Wicket Bench, but the site didn't have any
mailing lists, forums or even a FAQ. I'm trying to use wicket-bench on
an existing project I
(weird, I sent mail two days ago, but it is rejected. I send again)anyway, I found that Ajax request are all encoded as UTF-8 no matter what encoding used in the web page. And Tomcat always re-encode ajax request to ISO8859-1 (don't known why...) so I need to recover encoding back to UTF-8
Title: example signin2 questions
Hello,
I'am building a authentication system as used in the signin2 example. I'am wondering about the behavior, i don't know if this standard or not.
case 1) I open monzille firefox and go the http://localhost:8080/wicket-examples-1.2.2/signin2 i log
Title: Redeploy error with JBoss and Tomcat
Hello,
After i have implemented my own Websession I get the following error when I redeploy the war file
ERROR [ManagerBase] Exception loading sessions from persistent storage
java.lang.ClassCastException: cannot assign instance of
case 1) I open monzille firefox and go the http://localhost:8080/wicket-examples-1.2.2/signin2 i log in and a get the welcome page. I open a new tab of firefox past the url and i directly get the welcome page without logging in. When i open a new Window and put in the url i also get the welcome
Could you give us a little bit more code that shows what you're doing in PnWebSession?Cheers,EelcoOn Oct 2, 2006, at 11:52 AM, Henk Laracker wrote:Hello,After i have implemented my own Websession I get the following error when I redeploy the war fileERROR [ManagerBase] Exception loading sessions
Hi,
my 2 cents:
petstore is a good thing to have in it, as it shows how
everything really works and is plugged together, spring however shouldnt be put
in a main part, more appendix or sth. like that.
For Hibernate co. : just forget them and concentrate
on how wicket and JPA fit
Hi Matej,
I can't find anything newer than revision 7520 (udpate of the french
files) in branche 1.x and revision 7519 in trunk.
Where did you put the updated files?
Thanks,
Pierre-Yves
Matej Knopp a écrit :
Hi,
it should be fixed in SVN, but I can't really test it. I've simulated
Hi,
I am using the very convenient 'Web Developer' extension for FireFox
(http://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper/). It has a feature which
accesses the html validator from W3C. Using this check gives an
unexpected error:
---8--
I have been reading a bunch of old posts about using AJAX with radio group
and list view, etc, but I haven't found my exact scenario.
What I would like to have is a List of statuses (radio button) with an
associated date (text field) for each status. I want to use Ajax because my
users don't
In the phonebook app there is an EditContactPage that subclass BasePage that has a feedback panel. To the EditContactPage I added an AjaxSubmitLink that adds an address to a contact, I need to validate the address info in the onSubmit method so if it's invalid display a message in the
Am I being too vague here to get an answer? Do I need to post my code?
kurt heston wrote:
All I did was switch from wicket-1.2-rc3.jar to wicket-1.2.2.jar and my
SignIn page, adapted from Juergen's code, stopped working. The fields
are always an empty string.
What did I miss in the
Hi,
Couple questions around adding Shades to the phonebook
example. Are downloaders supposed to build the phonebook using Maven?
I just threw together an Ant build script after I downloaded the
phonebook example, but I just noticed under META-INF there is a maven
directory. Maybe I need to
I've not tried to compile the phonebook app, but I do know that we use maven2, so that's probably your problem.
On Mon, 2006-10-02 at 12:08 -0700, Geoff hendrey wrote:
Hi,
Couple questions around adding Shades to the phonebook
example. Are downloaders supposed to build the phonebook using
Hi,
For those interested in the book 'Pro Wicket', I just posted a review.
http://day-to-day-stuff.blogspot.com/2006/09/wicket-getting-serious-pro-wicket-book.html
Regards,
Erik.
--
Erik van Oosten
http://day-to-day-stuff.blogspot.com/
I think I would do kind of the same if I understand you correctly. An
attribute modifier could do find(Form.class) on the component it is
attached to, and then figure out the components it should include in
the check. I would make a separate Javascript function in a separate
file that would be
Dear Sirs,
Have data list with navigation sortable columns radio buttons to
select - exclusively - rows... as follows:
RadioSel SortRow1 SortRow2
===
(o) data... data...
(o) data... data
the original html has its
- does it change anything if I passed listItem.getModel() ?
Nesting model instances if fine imo. I do that a lot myself. This got
better in Wicket 2.0, where we have typed models: IModelLeague, so
that you can at least partially work strongly typed without needing to
pass the actual objects.
Here's the code...it should look VERY familiar. It works when I use
wicket-1.2-rc3.jar, but not when I use wicket-1.2.2.jar.
With 1.2.2, getUsername and getPassword always return an empty string.
//-
/*
*
I tested the examples (singin, signing2), and they work fine. Can you
double check if you didn't forget anything? If you still think it is
an issue, please add a bug report to our issue tracker.
Eelco
On Oct 2, 2006, at 7:41 AM, kurt heston wrote:
All I did was switch from
OK, yes I needed to have maven 2.
Couple things though.
1) the src path is wrong in pom.xml (I will change that)
2) I I'd like to restructure the pom so that WEB-INF/lib *is* the repo for this
project. It's a nice idea that maven has, that all the jars get downloaded, but
when you find yourself
argh, the list is still broken - so i have to post from nabble. how can they
ban gmail accounts? shtoopid!
On 10/2/06, Geoff hendrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, yes I needed to have maven 2.
Couple things though.
1) the src path is wrong in pom.xml (I will change that)
how do
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