I extened BoxBorderTestPage_7 to click the link and to validate the
output of the second render as well. The problem should be fixed.
Juergen
On 10/7/06, Alberto Bueno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Juergen Donnerstag,
The example BoxBorderTestPage_7 runs correctly because you only render
the
Hi,
For our Wicket app., we have some initialisation code in our WebApp class. When
writing JUnits, Wicket cannot use the same initialisation code, since
MockWebApplication (and WicketTester) directly inherits from WebApplication.
What we could do, is create custom a WicketTester and
hello
freinds
we are implementingGIS and GPS project , is it possible in wicket .
if yes ?
then why wicket is not providing any related stuff or example related to it
watind for rep
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Please search the mailing list. I remember I've seen users talking
about it and referring to GIS/GPS apps developed with Wicket. We are
more than happy to add a GIS/GPS apps to our example if someone
provides the code.
Juergen
On 10/9/06, ketan gote [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello
freinds
we
Hi Juergen Donnerstag
Thanks for you patience. ;)
The problem has been fixed with the changes that we have added to the
trunk.
Now I have another question.
In the example BoxBorderTextPage_7 we add a TextField in the FormBorder.
After that,
If I want to find this component into the FormBorder
Because FormBorder puts a form _around_ the wicket:body tag, the
name component gets added to the body container. The body container
id is border.getId() + Body. Hence
get(border.form.borderBody.name) or
border.getBodyContainer().get(name) or
formBorder.get(borderBody.name)
Juergen
On 10/9/06,
Personally, I think this - wicket.markup.html.form.validation.FormComponentFeedbackBorder is nice. So now you just need a panel with your standard form component and this border attached. You can ofcourse build your own Border using FormComponentFeedbackBorder as a starting point.
Hi,
The login-example uses RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException to forward
a user to the login page when he's not authorized.
What is the difference with throwing an RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException
instead of a RestartResponseException exception? The latter appears to give the
same
Yes, now the ways to find the child into the border are the ways that
you say, but I think that the
way would have to be transparent, like when we add a new child:
TextField textfield = new TextFieldString(formBorder, name,
new PropertyModelString(
properties, name));
In that
The difference is that RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException records
the current request first, which then later - after logging in - could
be redirected to again.
if (!continueToOriginalDestination()) {
setResponsePage(getApplication().getHomePage());
}
Eelco
On
also to keep in sync you could make a delegate, some static initialization method which will be called by both.johanOn 10/9/06, Juergen Donnerstag
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This is a known issue. For now you have to copy the init code.MockWebApplication and WicketTester must be re-structured to
ok real quick - I did something like this when I was exploring the *then* newly added wicket.markup.transformer.ITransformer. But I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for.import wicket.markup.html.form.TextField
;import wicket.markup.transformer.AbstractTransformerBehavior;import
Year, thanks, but...
What I really want is to combine the border AND the component (like TextField)
into my own custom component! This way I would considerably reduce the amount
of HTML and Java code.
Isn't it supposed to be the main advantage of Wicket - the ability to easily
create own
On 10/9/06, Alberto Bueno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, now the ways to find the child into the border are the ways that
you say, but I think that the
way would have to be transparent, like when we add a new child:
TextField textfield = new TextFieldString(formBorder, name,
new
Hi,
I have a form and on a page and I believe a click on the submit button
should cause a call to the onSubmit method. (No onSubmit in the button,
all default settings). By default, I suppose after the call to onSubmit
Wicket should redisplay the same page. Instead of this, onSubmit is not
On a related note, can anyone suggest a good way of adding a way of
changing the 'destination' page as part of the logging in?
The scenario is that after authenticating the user, I may to redirect
them to a 'ChangePassword' page. Is there a better answer than a
RestartResponseException in my
we can add border.getBodyContainer() to make it easier to find the body container.a couple of notes on wicket 2.0 in general.because of constructor change and the need for IAlternateParentProvider you can no longer assume that
Container c=new Container(...);Label l=new
On 09/10/06, Gwyn Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a related note, can anyone suggest a good way of adding a way of
changing the 'destination' page as part of the logging in?
The scenario is that after authenticating the user, I may to redirect
them to a 'ChangePassword' page. Is there a
Everyone,
I have several intranet sites that I am working on. All of them should
have the same basic look, but will have different top menus (for
navigation). Toward this end, I have created a library (jar) that will
contain the base page, its markup, and the css and images needed for the
look
i would create different markup files of the base page for each skin and use setvariation() to select which one is loaded. that way no need to create all those image components.-Igor
On 10/9/06, Philip A. Chapman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Everyone,I have several intranet sites that I am working
Well, it's a bit tricky without seeing code! Maybe take a look at
http://www.wicket-library.com/wicket-examples/compref?wicket:bookmarkablePage=:wicket.examples.compref.FormPage
and compare?
/Gwyn
On 09/10/06, Pierre-Yves Saumont [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a form and on a page and I
Why don't put the images next to css files and have them attached to
page using css? (background-image can do lot of nice things).
This way you don't have to care about image resources at all.
-Matej
Philip A. Chapman wrote:
Everyone,
I have several intranet sites that I am working on.
So before the user is logs in?so in the end you have 2 login pages?Or after the users logs in, so 2 different directions when the login succeeds?johanOn 10/9/06,
Gwyn Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a related note, can anyone suggest a good way of adding a way ofchanging the 'destination' page
See http://www.nabble.com/Wicket-%2B-GIS-tf2072089.html#a5704559
On 09/10/06, ketan gote [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello
freinds
we are implementingGIS and GPS project , is it possible in wicket .
if yes ?
then why wicket is not providing any related stuff or example related to it
Igor,
Thanks for the reply, but I do not understand. I really shouldn't have
said skinning in my title, because all pages will only have one look.
It's using that one look through several different web applications by
packaging the look in a jar that I'm trying to accomplish. I looked at
Now that's a great idea, but how would that look having them all served up out of the jar? I'm assuming I just use relative links in the css? What I have is something like this:
theme.jar
|
com
|
foo
|_foo.BasePage.class
|_theme.css
|_image1.gif
|_image2.giff
|_...
theme.css is
Hi. Of course it works like that. Images are relative to css. So they
just need to be placed alongside the stylesheet, just like you presented.
The new wicket tree works like that, as well as the modal dialog.
-Matej
Philip A. Chapman wrote:
Now that's a great idea, but how would that look
That's fantastic. Thanks, Matej. I knew I was trying to make it too
complex. :-)
On Mon, 2006-10-09 at 18:12 +0200, Matej Knopp wrote:
Hi. Of course it works like that. Images are relative to css. So they
just need to be placed alongside the stylesheet, just like you presented.
The new
yes, have everything be a panel. there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. wicket makes very little distinction between a page and a panel - a page is just a top level container.if you create a basepage or something similar you will lose previous state - like selected tab, etc. it is simly much
Looks nice(just skimping the code through without running it though), however I
can see that you have extended the session, do you really have a need to store
the cart in session context?
Why not just create it on PosPage?
-regards Nino
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You're right.
I made the poor assumption that the 1.5 compiler was smarter than that. (I
thought I tested it, but turns out I had forgotten to do a clean first, so I
wasn't compiling the classes I thought I was).
ho hum, I'll change the source.
-geoff
Sounds strange, could you poste the source?
AFAIK, two things should happen either you would get what you wanted or you
should get an error. Although this migth be changed if you had special error
handling that redirects the user to the home page.
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From: [EMAIL
If you're main domain is a store, and a cart is information you want
to keep throughout, it does make sense to put it in a session, so that
you don't have to pass it around your pages and panels all the time.
Eelco
On 10/9/06, Nino Wael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks nice(just skimping the code
After the login's how I was hoping to go... Currently checking the
(session) stored user details in the BasePage.
/Gwyn
On 09/10/06, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So before the user is logs in?
so in the end you have 2 login pages?
Or after the users logs in, so 2 different
getBodyContainer() already exists
Juergen
On 10/9/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we can add border.getBodyContainer() to make it easier to find the body
container.
a couple of notes on wicket 2.0 in general.
because of constructor change and the need for
Why?
Keeping the cart within constructors are kinda more POJO i think.
What I am working on now, we have a reportmodel and almost all our pages has a
constructor that requires our reportmodel, so we dont need to be aware of
session.
I feel that the application becomes more simple that way,
This gives us one (and only one) cart per session -- which meets our business requirements. And we rather like the idea of not having to pass it from here to there as the user navigates about. Anyone who needs the cart knows where to look for it -- to my way of thinking this also eliminates
Well, the modification basically restored the behavior from before the
speed optimization was done. It shouldn't really change anything,
definitely not cause null instead of AjaxRequest (which probably means
that you're using fallback links and for some reason they are not fired
using Ajax).
So, if I use the Panels approach I'd need just one page and the navigation inside a tab would be using the replace method of MarkupContainer right?, and in this case how could I manage state in each tab?One thing of TabbedPanel implmentation I don't understand is why tabs are added first to a list
Yes, this method can be used,
but imagine that I create my own FormBorder, that other people will use
to create different forms.
These developers can add content to this FormBorder, and they will add
this content in the FormBorder
component.
Border formBorder = new FormBorder(this, border);
the question is one of lifecycle. does your reportmodel need to live as long as the user's session? if not then you dont need to put it into session.a shopping cart usually spans the session - so it makes complete sense to put it there.
-IgorOn 10/9/06, Nino Wael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ITab is a factory for tab panels - it is there as a level of indirection so you dont have to create/populate panels for each tab until the user selects the tab.there is nothing special you need for state management - wicket takes care of it for you.
to keep the state of previous tabs instead of
it doesnt work because of this:protected boolean wantOnSelectionChangedNotifications() { return true; }
this makes the onchange a non-ajax refresh, so the indicator is not invoked.-IgorOn 10/5/06, Konstantinos Lazouras
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I use two linked DropDownChoice components,
also see thread of JavaOne, Wicket, NetBeans
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I have a form object that onSubmit will catch an exception and call the error
method on the form object. The key to this error has parameters in it for
example here is the string in the .properties for the page that has the
form.
mykey=This is a string with value {0}.
My question is how do I
Does anyone have any good documentation of the life cyle for wicket?
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the imodel returns a substition mapwicket doesnt use index parameters, but named ones with the same format as in elso mykey=This is a string value ${myvar}and in your map have myvar-whatever
wicket has great validator support that makes it easy to validate common usecases so you might want to look
if it is after login. Can't you handle it then in the login.onSubmit code?johan\On 10/9/06, Gwyn Evans
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:After the login's how I was hoping to go...Currently checking the
(session) stored user details in the BasePage./GwynOn 09/10/06, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All
Our company develope web application using wicket framework.
This application display unicode values using Strings class provided by
wicket.
It is working fine with AIX Unix + Oracle Database + Tomcat5.x.
But same application deployed on AIX Unix + Oracle Databse + Oracle
Application
I cound not attach file to sourceforge, here is quickstart to reproduce this bugjust configure(DEPLOYMENT); and walk with some wrong url...-ivaynberg:because i wasnt able to reproduce it. if you would provide a
quickstart with instructions on how to enter the inifiniteloop i would be happy
The default setting in wicket is that everything is UTF-8In tomcat you need a special connector attribute param set to also use utf-8But you say that under tomcat 5 it works fine.And then you change to oracle app server and it doesn't work anymore
So only 1 variable changes.. and it doesn't work
fixed.On 10/10/06, Ingram Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cound not attach file to sourceforge, here is quickstart to reproduce this bugjust configure(DEPLOYMENT); and walk with some wrong url...-ivaynberg:because i wasnt able to reproduce it. if you would provide a
quickstart with
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