Hi there
Is it possible for someone to give me an example of how to implement a Veil
from the Wicket Minis contrib?
if I add a veil to a component I just get java.lang.IllegalStateException:
This behavior is already bound to component...
Looking at the source I see that if (component != null)
Igor - I just replaced if (component != null) with if (component == null)
and it seems to work...
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Hi,
I can't deploy the wicket examples (1.3) from the svn repository using the
Sun Application Server (glassfish v2 b43). It was working in some previous
wicket 1.3 version but now I get:
Exception sending context initialized event to listener instance of class
Indeed that solved the problem, thanks.
I put the log4j jar in the class path et voila.
Googling about the problem gave me the impression that I should eek out part
of my day to read up on logging. Commons-logging seems bring up gripes with
people suggesting slf4j is the way to go. This all
, NickCanada [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
Thanks for all your Wicket work.
Using the latest Wicket1.X (23rdMarch) from SVN, my code which puts
RenderedDynamicImageResource objects in a GridView no longer works
(prior
versions ran fine). The instead of displaying the dynamic
Thanks so much for your reply.
I'm on a learning curve with all this.
So with a standard wicket form button I can override the onComponentTag:
protected void onComponentTag(ComponentTag tag){
tag.put(disabled,
I have an ImageButton used to submit a form. I extended the
RenderedDynamicImageResource class so that I have a transparent background
but now I want to show the button in a disabled state.
It seems when the FormComponent class launches onDisabled(ComponentTag tag)
my ImageButton is not drawn at
