Re: Query of wicket capabilties for website

2008-02-27 Thread Bobby Quninne

Ah Excellent, thank you kindly Ned.

In this case its the incoming domain name the user accessed the site on. I
cannot wait to prototype something :-)



Ned Collyer wrote:
> 
> Oh boy are you in for a treat.
> 
> http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/localization-and-skinning-of-applications.html
> 
> Different css ... or markup.. or language... possibly determined by user
> preference... or whatever you like.
> 
> 
> Bobby Quninne wrote:
>> 
>> There is a requirement that the website can be branded but L&F can
>> completely differ. Currently branded sites look exactly the same in terms
>> of layout, just different css files. 
>> 
>> Is wicket capable of meeting this requirement? 
>> 
> 
> 

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Re: Query of wicket capabilties for website

2008-02-27 Thread Ned Collyer

Oh boy are you in for a treat.

http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/localization-and-skinning-of-applications.html

Different css ... or markup.. or language... possibly determined by user
preference... or whatever you like.


Bobby Quninne wrote:
> 
> There is a requirement that the website can be branded but L&F can
> completely differ. Currently branded sites look exactly the same in terms
> of layout, just different css files. 
> 
> Is wicket capable of meeting this requirement? 
> 

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Query of wicket capabilties for website

2008-02-27 Thread Bobby Quninne

Hi there,

I am currently considering using wicket to replace an existing system
developed with apache cocoon. Some of the draw backs I have noted of the
cocoon implementation is :

1. Website flow to pages is hard to determine, as well as debug when I don't
land up on the expected page.
2. Different rendering options of the website(multiple skinned sites) has a
fortune of logic sitting in xslt and its rather ungainly.
3. After 6 months I have not learned anything new in how to make the site
better and easier in cocoon. Its been the same clumsy confusing process
since month 2.

Personally I don't feel cocoon is really suited to what the website is
trying to do.

>From what I have glimpsed from code samples and posts wicket certainly
addresses issue 1 & 2 and allows for better design to address my 3'rd issue.

What I don't know is as follows :

There is a requirement that the website can be branded but L&F can
completely differ. Currently branded sites look exactly the same in terms of
layout, just different css files. 

Is wicket capable of meeting this requirement? 

Many thanks.
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