On Fri, 15 Jun 2007, shumbola wrote:
> A few days ago I've upgraded my project to the 1.3 snapshot from June 12.
> Before I was using a one from May 10. Today I noticed that my page which
> uses the Palette component stopped working. Anytime I launch that page it
It's easier to diagnose your probl
* Martijn Dashorst:
> The page is generated automatically. All you have to do is label your
> page as 'component':
Thanks for the tip.
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Jean-Baptiste Quenot
aka John Banana Qwerty
http://caraldi.com/jbq/
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This SF.
Hi, i'm having an strange behavior in my application.
i have a form with a listview inside and the items in this listview can be
reordered using buttons (that's why the list is inside a form). In the
form i have a link that opens a modalWindow to add a new element to my
list (the link and the modal
anyone have any ideas on what might cause this? in particular can a user
exception cause it or is it definitely a wicket bug?
java.lang.IllegalStateException?: Request processing executed 32767 steps,
which means it is probably in an infinite loop.
at org.apache.wicket.RequestCycle?.steps(Requ
I've seen this happen if you run behind a mod_proxy and fail to set up
the ProxyPassReverse setting properly. Make sure you have
ProxyPassReverseCookiePath, too. See the wiki for details.
Al
Jonathan Locke wrote:
>
> anyone have any ideas on what might cause this? in particular can a user
> exc
Tauren Mills wrote:
> My goal is to allow a client with minimal web design skills to manage
> the html, css, image, and properties files with minimal risk of
> damaging the application. I'd like the java class files to be located
> in a separate location. And I'd like the folder structure of the
I really think you guys should get together and do this, right now while
the project still has lots of momentum and the code is fresh. Having two
components, one of which seems to have a superset of the functionality
of the other, seems a little unnecessary.
I've checked gmap2 out, BTW - very nice
I finally had the time to try this out. The re-injection after
de-serialization apparently works now. However, the problems didn't stop
there, as I was accessing DAOs and an EntityManager from within this bean. I
read more stuff on that ( the book "Java Persistence with Hibernate" covers
this patt
Alex Objelean isdc.ro> writes:
> Thank you Jan! Sad thing is that 1.2.x branch will never support this
> feature.
Try:
Form f = ...;
RadioGroup rg2 = new RadioGroup("rg2", ...);
rg2.setOutputMarkupId(true);
setupAjaxRadio(f, rg2, new Radio("r3", new Model("abc")));
setupAjax
Page A has this code in its constructor:
Link b = new Link("b"){
public void onClick(){
setResponsePage(B.class);
}
};
add(b);
Page B has a no-args constructor. It has a li
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