ah, i thought that article had the version that supported setobject()
as well. anyways it is trivial to implement
setobject(identifiable entity) {
clazz=entity.getclass();
id=entity.getid();
this.entity=entity;
}
and now you have an entity model that ddc can call setobject on.
-igor
On Tue,
Thanks Igor, I've already got my entity model LoadableRefDataModel
which is similar to your example and I can see how to make use of this
when I've actually got the entity object or id. My problem is I'm not
clear on how I go about creating the entity model when a value is
selected from my
this should give you an idea
http://wicketinaction.com/2008/09/building-a-smart-entitymodel/
-igor
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 12:27 PM, Gianni Doe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm starting out with Wicket and following the Wicket In Action examples
> through and I'm a bit stuck on how to make use o
I'm starting out with Wicket and following the Wicket In Action
examples through and I'm a bit stuck on how to make use of a
LoadableDetachableModel in a drop-down menu situation.
I've got a drop-down menu of countries which is populated from a
LoadableDetachableModel, this works perfectly