Re: [Wicket-user] WYSIWYG developing

2006-10-05 Thread Johan Compagner
i haven't looked at it (design time api) yet. But what would be generated?The properties like location and size are CSS. But adding for example validators should generate java code.johan
On 9/30/06, p.jasson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi.
I would like to integrate wicket framework with Sun Java Studio Creator which has support for 
Design-time API. 
My goals are:
- adding components to page visualy
- configuring components through properties editor
- to allow working with events

What do you thing about it? Is it possible?
thx.

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Re: [Wicket-user] WYSIWYG developing

2006-10-05 Thread Igor Vaynberg
there have been a couple of threads about this and some work done for netbeans integration, search our mailing list archives. but what you are talking about imho is not really possible (at least not as well as jsf which was designed with this particular purpose in mind) because wicket components are not beans, and wicket's IModel databinding is too flexible to be configued visually. maybe if there is some specific way you always construct your pages and keep state (like always using page properties) it might be possible but it would really limit the framework's potential.
just my two cents-IgorOn 9/30/06, p.jasson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi.
I would like to integrate wicket framework with Sun Java Studio Creator which has support for 
Design-time API. 
My goals are:
- adding components to page visualy
- configuring components through properties editor
- to allow working with events

What do you thing about it? Is it possible?
thx.

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[Wicket-user] WYSIWYG developing

2006-09-30 Thread p.jasson

Hi.
I would like to integrate wicket framework with Sun Java Studio Creator which has support for Design-time API. 
My goals are:
- adding components to page visualy
- configuring components through properties editor
- to allow working with events

What do you thing about it? Is it possible?
thx.

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