I'm working on a layout that will allow pages to hand over a list of
buttons to be arranged together in a left-nav area. What I'd like to
do is have the pages provide something like this:
s:layout-component name='pageActions'
mytags:dialogLink ...
s:button name='button1' ... ...
I think it's the first really negative post I read about Wicket, and I
second Freddy, it's nicely written, good points.
Cheers
Remi
2009/3/27 Freddy Daoud xf2...@fastmail.fm:
A nice nod to Stripes at the end.
Nice write-up, tieTYT!
DZone'd it. I totally expect to get a whole lot of down votes. :)
http://www.dzone.com/links/the_top_8_reasons_i_dont_use_wicket.html
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 8:52 AM, VANKEISBELCK Remi r...@rvkb.com wrote:
I think it's the first really negative post I read about Wicket, and I
second Freddy,
Well to each his own, and that's one nice thing about the Java
framework world - there's something for everybody. However I looked at
Wicket and Tapestry for a while and could never figure out why anybody
would ever want to write an application that way, so I decided it must
be one of those basic
gdboling.stri...@gmail.com said:
DZone'd it. I totally expect to get a whole lot of down votes. :)
http://www.dzone.com/links/the_top_8_reasons_i_dont_use_wicket.html
Well you'll get my up vote. And hopefully other Stripers will
up vote enough to counter all the angry Wicketeers ;)
p wicket:id=messageThis is replaced/p
public HelloWorldPage() {
Label component = new Label(message, Hello World!);
add(component);
add(new Label(wicketId, dynamicTitle);.
}
UGH ... Why would you want to write an app like that? It's like a swing app,
which is ok, except you still
Note: I am a desktop application developer trying to learn web development --
so any help with these questions would be really appreciated. Many thanks!!
I am working on email verification and I was trying to determine the best
approach to the following problems, using stripes, jsp's,
Yeah, I guess the web is not Swing and it will never be, huh?
The sooner people understand it, the better for them (and for us, who
have to go through "another desktop-like framework for the web"
every couple of years and see that it just doesn't work that way. The
HTML and the DOM are not
Is there any reason to use the s:button tag instead of simply using
the HTML equivalent input type=button or even button? If the
Stripes tags don't do exactly what you're looking for you can almost
always fall back on HTML. There are a few exceptions like when the
ActionBean you're hitting is
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 11:06 AM, Aaron Porter aa...@mongus.com wrote:
Is there any reason to use the s:button tag instead of simply using
the HTML equivalent input type=button or even button?
I started thinking about that just after sending my question out :-)
The only convenience offered by
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