Hi,
I am fairly new to world of wicket. so my issue might be something very
trivial.
I am using a simple form to input some fields. and i want to update the
table below in the same page with the newly entered info in the form
above. Page should not refresh. table should be updated through
The point is that plain wicket urls might look at bit scary to average joe
that's why I would like to have pretty urls everywhere. However Johan was
correct that the page cannot be used without a user_id / user. Default
constructor changed.
Edvin Syse wrote:
So that page can also work
what happens if you change ajaxbutton to regular button? does the
update happen properly then?
-igor
On Feb 3, 2008 1:41 AM, Vijay Dharap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am fairly new to world of wicket. so my issue might be something very
trivial.
I am using a simple form to input some
On Sun, 03 Feb 2008, Vijay Dharap wrote:
Can anyone help pinpoint what i am doing wrong?
You never create a new FeeModel instance but just keep on
editing the same one and adding it to the list multiple
times?
Best wishes,
Timo
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Hi Igor,
If I use regular submit button and override the onsubmit of the feeForm
and create a new page just to display the fee Listing page
like below,
protected void onSubmit() {
log.debug(form got submitted+getModelObject());
ListFees listFees = new ListFees();
Oh may be. This whole model concept is still not very clear to me.
I will work on this one angle. Late night for me now. Would get back to
you on this one tomorrow.
Btw.. where should i create the new FeeModel instance?
Guys, *Thanks A Lot for all the replies!*
Its encouraging for nOOb like
In my Wicket frontend I'm making heavy use of Wicket's excellent localization
feature (wicket:message tag and attribute). Now I would like to unify my
localization efforts, thus using the wicket localizer at my service backend
for localizing messages of exceptions reaching the frontend.
Being
create a new instance of page, why would you do that. it should simply
be something like:
onsubmit() { List list=getList(); Object object=getObject(); list.getObject(); }
if everything is wired properly the page should refresh and you should
see updated info.
-igor
On Feb 3, 2008 10:40 AM,
why not simply have exception provide resource key for messages
instead of messages themselves, that way you can do
onclick() {
try { dosomething(); } catch (BusinessException e) {
error(getString(e.getMessageKey())); }
}
ie push the actual localization into the ui.
-igor
On Feb 3, 2008
I am currently having great fun (no, I'm not being sarcastic) with Wicket's IInitializer plugin mechanism, using it to plug additional functionality into a basic CMS framework (e.g. news feeds, video upload, etc). Just hit a brick wall though - it seems as through the initializers are called too
On Mon, 04 Feb 2008, Vijay Dharap wrote:
I will work on this one angle. Late night for me now. Would get back to
you on this one tomorrow.
Btw.. where should i create the new FeeModel instance?
Well, in reality you would not typically use a new IModel
instance, but a new domain object or
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feel
There is ample documentation and examples on the use of the feedback panel to
display form errors. I am trying to use the feedback mechanism to
communicate general messages that will reset on subsequent page refreshes.
An example would be for informing of a successful save or warning of a save
that seems weird, unless you expect these messages to show across a
request, then use session.info/warn/error instead.
-igor
On Feb 3, 2008 9:42 PM, mms770 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is ample documentation and examples on the use of the feedback panel to
display form errors. I am trying
I'm sorry. My mistake... :-$
I was making wrong assumptions about the internal behavior of the
CGLIB-generated object. I assumed I could use the Eclipse debugger and look
at the internal variables of the object, but this is of course wrong, since
it's just a proxy and the data is stored
i saw this today on facebook from my old javasoft buddy freeman...
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