we did communicate this... See Martijns mails and my replies on it over branching..And if develop now something to get it into production in a few months you should stick to 1.2But if it does take longer you could use trunk. It is now a fast moving target.
But many of those changes are java 5 relat
What is your question exactly? Do you want to know how to deal with
nested model objects (the address property), do you want to be able to
'batch edit' multiple customers (use a ListView, with property
replaceItems == false) or do you want to have a detail form for your
address (use either a new p
Hi all,
We made a branch about two days ago for Wicket 1.2, which we'll use
for maintaining 1.2. Trunk/ Head will be used for Wicket 2.0, and will
be highly experimental for a while. What's currently in there can't
even be used at all until we finish converting to generics.
So, if you were worki
i get ClassCastException so
protected void populateItem(ListItem item) {
//CollapsingPair pair = (CollapsingPair)item.getModel();
CollapsingPair pair = (CollapsingPair)item.getModelObject(); //@TODO :
Ali Reza Sharghi , i add
also if i correctly use your component , where is tag of
Jerry,
the wiki has an example:
http://wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Markup_inheritance
Timo
Igor Vaynberg schrieb:
with markup inheritance you wouldnt need a separate border that wraps all
the pages, simply move everything that is in the border into the basepage
instead.
-Igor
On
Customer has address and both customer name as well as the address need to be
edited in one form. I found examples with nested components such as lists, but
I cannot figure out how to get this right. Any ideas? It seems such as basic
use case I'm surprised there's no example on the site.
Thanks.
yeah finally i got it working. had to learn a few more moo.fx rules...i will upload the jar and the quick start on monday
On 5/20/06, Ayodeji Aladejebi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
really..i have had some hell with moo.fx as well...not really sure what could be the problem..here is the update:I atta
That's not something you should do in your UI in my opinion.
Typically, a if you have pages that have dynamic content - even if
that content only changes once in a while - you should get it from
e.g. a database instead of hard coded. If you implement that, it's
easy to implement that whenever that
Finally, you found a reason to start your blog!
Eelco
On 5/20/06, Johan Compagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
We use yourkit as our own wicket profiler (maybe we could even make hooks in
wicket that hooks again in there api so that we can hot profile it somehow)
But what i wanted to say i
Ah. sorry :)
On 5/20/06, Johan Compagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
we wheren't talking about the GWT at this time anymore but about CSS and
the content-box model.
johan
On 5/20/06, Eelco Hillenius < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
What do you mean it doesn't work? As the target platform? Sure
It was, but I could never find enough time to finish it, and the
longer it was in there, the less happy I was with the result.
Were you using it? Sorry if removing it caused inconvenience, but it
just wasn't finished.
Eelco
On 5/20/06, Dorel Vaida <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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The problem is that wicket-ajax doesn't support multipart forms.
-Matej
Nick Heudecker wrote:
I'm attempting to upload a file using a form with an AjaxSubmitButton.
Ideally, I'd like to swap out a panel once the form is submitted, but
I'm not getting that far. When I submit the form, I'm get
I'm attempting to upload a file using a form with an AjaxSubmitButton. Ideally, I'd like to swap out a panel once the form is submitted, but I'm not getting that far. When I submit the form, I'm getting the following exception:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: ServletRequest does not contain mult
I also use Wicket behind a firewall and use ProxyPass.
Personally, I've never had any problems. I use this type of config on the
firewall machine:
ProxyPass /contextRoot/ http://localserver:8080/contextRoot/
ProxyPassReverse /contextRoot/ http://localserver:8080/contextRoot/
Maybe the mis
I'm also confused by this. What are the specific problems you're encountering? The more detail you can provide, the better the wiki page I'll write will be. :)On 5/20/06,
Ayodeji Aladejebi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
configuration hell with wicket? well for some of us who have tasted struts, spri
Hi,We use yourkit as our own wicket profiler (maybe we could even make hooks in wicket that hooks again in there api so that we can hot profile it somehow)But what i wanted to say is i am just testing the latest EAP drop 1008 en that J2EE currently only SQL profiling is pretty cool!
You see exactly
Well, something's acting as some sort of proxy and not passing on the
correct 'Connection' header - as that's a typical spam-tool behaviour
it's triggering the spam-trap. I've removed the logs from the
195.96.13?.* IP from the DB, so it won't think it's already identified
you as a spammer IP but
do you want to generate the html?If you want more dynamic parts in the html you should use panels.johanOn 5/20/06, Gangadhar Vibhute
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi all
I want to give runtime wicket id name in html how it is do
it is possible in wicket.
Thankas
Gangadhar A. Vibhute
we wheren't talking about the GWT at this time anymore but about CSS and the content-box model.johanOn 5/20/06, Eelco Hillenius <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:What do you mean it doesn't work? As the target platform? Sure Safari
works. Just not out-of-the-box for development.EelcoOn 5/19/06, Johan Com
configuration hell with wicket? well for some of us who have tasted struts, spring web flow and JSP stuffswicket is heavenOn 5/19/06, VGJ <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've seen posts like this now on this list more than a few times and have tried to help answer them myself. In any we
Hi all
I want to give runtime wicket id name in html how it is do
it is possible in wicket.
Thankas
Gangadhar A. Vibhute
Thanks, sounds like a better fit to what I need.
Aaron Hiniker wrote:
I usually use mod_jk for apache + tomcat.. you may try that if you
can't get this to work
On Sat, 2006-05-20 at 10:46 +0200, Chris M wrote:
The following setup I'd like to get up and running:
- apache 2 listening on por
I usually use mod_jk for apache + tomcat.. you may try that if you can't get this to work
On Sat, 2006-05-20 at 10:46 +0200, Chris M wrote:
The following setup I'd like to get up and running:
- apache 2 listening on port 80, serving some static pages to the internet
- tomcat (running on po
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The following setup I'd like to get up and running:
- apache 2 listening on port 80, serving some static pages to the internet
- tomcat (running on port 8080), serving applications where some of
which (but not all) are intended to be used via the internet as well.
- in order to not have to open
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