Weird indeed. Do this... capture the return of your ((ConverterLocator)
getConverterLocator()).set(...) call. In that method, it is returning the
result of a Map.put(Timestamp.class, your-converter). Therefore, the result
should be non-null, as you should be overriding the default implementation
Yes, exactly the way you're doing it - didn't change anything except for
removing the generic def in the IConverter interface (not using generics
yet in my current project).
And yes, I also set my breakpoint but it's never being called. The field
simply grabs the time value and no conversion seems
Does wicket have inbuilt support for tabbed pages ? not tabbed panels. Please
point me to if available
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Did you make sure to use the code exactly (it calls SET on the concrete
implementation rather than the standard way of just adding a converter to the
interface)?
Which version are you using? This problem appeared in 1.3, and I have tested
my fix in all versions of of 1.3 and 1.4-m1 and m2.
Yo
Hello Jeremy:
I added the converter to my apps init() method per your example but the
problem persists. I keep seeing 12:00am instead of the date. Any
suggestions?
Michael
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Okay, this seems so easy, but I'm somehow stuck. How do I change the
string of a Link based on some condition? Do I simply provide a
terminated tag and set the model (i.e. the visible string) in my code?
Michael
I was wondering whether this was scheduled for a fix in the next release and
if are any suggested work arounds for using checkbox's within stateless
forms?
Thanks
Joel
alexei.sokolov wrote:
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> Done.
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-1545
>
> Alex
>
> On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 11:
Ok, I'll take it into consideration and solve this type of performance issues
later.
Thanx for your advice.
Jonathan Locke wrote:
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>
> I would wait on this one if I were you. Use the powerful feature as simply
> as possible, then determine if you need to optimize anything by using a
> profile
Having just checked out the link, I assure you this is not "free".
Money is exchanging hands even if it's not you who has to pay it; you do
have to pay in terms of several stages and companies you go through to get
at the material.
- Brill
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> After some debugging I solved it in a ugly way. I used PropertyModel() for
> the form and when I
> pressed submit the object did'nt update in a correct manner. I think it has
> to do with that the object is in the session.
Weird. Did you check that the target of the property model was the one
yo
implement support for HEAD request
-igor
On Sat, May 31, 2008 at 3:54 AM, Mathias P.W Nilsson
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> Hi!
>
> I have this servlet that is called from wicket only using a url
> /Files/thefile.jpg
> The servlet is url-mapped on /Files/*. But it is very slow and I was just
> w
I would wait on this one if I were you. Use the powerful feature as simply
as possible, then determine if you need to optimize anything by using a
profiler.
I know it is a bit of an old saw, but premature optimization really is the
root of all evil.
Stefan Simik wrote:
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> Hi boys,
>
> I wo
Well, the "test" and "prod" profiles do have that property set to
"deployment". The default properties just sets it to development.
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 2:38 PM, Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael
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> Great:) Looks like we do a lot of stuff the same way:)
>
> So you
Hi boys,
I would like to ask about Templating (ass CssTemplate, ...) and performance.
I think about the best solution for customizing design of our components.
I see templating as a very powerful feature, but I worry about degraded
performance,
because of much processing when interpolating vari
After some debugging I solved it in a ugly way. I used PropertyModel() for
the form and when I
pressed submit the object did'nt update in a correct manner. I think it has
to do with that the object is in the session.
When I used Model() instead it worked.
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I still don't get it. If I check another radio button and press submit it
would still do a post from wicket right?
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Any component defined within the "script" area seems to be ignored by
wicket
Weird. That sounds like a bug to me.
Anyway, your solution seems robust enough to me.
Regards,
Erik.
Jürgen Lind wrote:
Hi Erik,
thank you for the suggestion. I tried that already and it did not
work. Any
comp
Hi!
I have this servlet that is called from wicket only using a url
/Files/thefile.jpg
The servlet is url-mapped on /Files/*. But it is very slow and I was just
wondering could this be done in a better way
package se.edgesoft.hairless.web.resource;
import java.io.DataInputStream;
import java.io
Hi Erik,
thank you for the suggestion. I tried that already and it did not work. Any
component defined within the "script" area seems to be ignored by wicket, i.e.
when I define the label in the Java code, I get an error message stating that
the component was not declared in the markup file... Wh
I want to implement a signin form with a submit link/button. The initial
signin page is via HTTP.
When the user clicks on the link, the underlying form POST will be HTTPS and
subsequent interaction will be HTTPS until the user signs off.
Any code examples ?
Thanks in Advance...
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