Re: How to use CSVDataExporter

2014-11-06 Thread suvojit168
Francois Meillet wrote try Listlt;IExportableColumnlt;AffiliateModel, ?gt; columns = new ArrayListlt;IExportableColumnlt;AffiliateModel, ?gt;(); Hi François, Thanks for reply. I am using wicket 6.16. As per this Link

Re: How to use CSVDataExporter

2014-11-06 Thread Francois Meillet
Hi Suvojit, I don't know CSVDataExporter but I noticed that the second bounded type parameter was a wildcard and not a defined type. I use Wicket 7 where there are only 2 parameters. See some examples:

Re: How to use CSVDataExporter

2014-11-06 Thread Sebastien
Hi François, Suvojit Actually the Wicket Kendo UI's DataTable (first example) is using a custom CSVDataExporter (largely inspired - not to say copy/paste - from the original). But it can still itself be used for inspiration... Source:

Re: How to use CSVDataExporter

2014-11-05 Thread Francois Meillet
We have IExportableColumnT, S where T is the type of each row in the table. where S is the type of the sort property of the table. and the method public T void exportData(IDataProviderT dataProvider, ListIExportableColumnT, ? columns, OutputStream outputStream) try