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Betreff: Re: [Wicket-user] Pattern for seperation of Java and Html -Comments
Welcome
Hi Johan,
as i said before, three leading technology has been used in the project;
wicket,hibernate and spring. the all sites are served by wicket in one war
application. Additionally, a CMS application is
It would be great if you could list the sites at
http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/#Index-SitesusingWicket
Thanks ahead!
Eelco
On 5/25/07, Kadir Sener GUMUS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Johan,
> as i said before, three leading technology has been used in the project;
> wicket,hibernate and spri
Hi Johan,
as i said before, three leading technology has been used in the project;
wicket,hibernate and spring. the all sites are served by wicket in one war
application. Additionally, a CMS application is used for html contents and
wicket dynamically injects dynamic components. Oh you might have
nice, but how much is done in wicket?
it seems a combination with other stuff (or are not many things really
dynamic?)
because if i look at the source then the basket is wicket made but the rest
of the page is something else.
i also see the wicket tags and ids everywhere. Do you start wicket in
d
Thanks for the input. I am just getting my feet wet with the platform and am
amazed at the underlying capabilities. My main concern is to make sure that
I come up to speed regarding best practices, etc. I will ping you again once
I have had a chance to digest your comments. I think I understand wh
Hi, i would like to share our experiences of our wicket project. Our project
is a turism portal which has booking functionalities with different products
and tourism guides,contents etc. I want to draw your attention that
"tourism guides,contents" part! That would mean lots of wicket pages
becau
Thanks for the reply. Not suggesting it should be part of the main
distribution. I am new to the framework and was trying to see if what I
proposed made sense. I want to make sure that I don't hinder or create
barriers to content creation on our portal and wanted to do it in a manner
that made sen
Well, it's something you can quite easily do yourself. See
org.apache.wicket.examples.customresourceloading. Unless I don't
understand what you mean, it doesn't sound like something that should
be a generic facility in Wicket to me.
Eelco
On 5/22/07, mchack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I know
I know this is topic has been discussed frequently and I fully agree with the
current packaging methodology. There are many case where it would be nice to
have content easily included that was produced by the HTML designer without
having to associate a corresponding java class. I think I have a so
