.fill(rect);
graphics.setColor(Color.RED);
graphics.drawString("测试", 10, 10);
return true;
}
}));
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Hi Reinhard,
You need to seperate your image generating logic from the wicket Image
Resource.
I'd create a test program or unit test to build verify that the image
you want is being built correctly and then bind it into wicket.
For example you can just use a BufferedDynamicImageResource wit
Hello,
I like to have a RenderedDynamicImageResource with a transparent background.
I tried serveral things google came up with. But none worked so far.
Let me show you what I do:
public RenderedDynamicImageResource getCity(final Long cityId){
RenderedDynamicImageResource
