Take a look at this wicket project: http://wicket.sourceforge.net/wicket-quickstart/index.htmland look at the screen cast:
http://wicket.sourceforge.net/wicket-quickstart/demos/EclipseDemo.htmlDownload the wicket quickstart project:
Have you tried looking at the wicket quickstart applications?
On May 1, 2006, at 4:58 PM, Steve Moitozo wrote:
Firstly, please excuse my lack of background. I'm coming from years of
PHP development and I'm attempting to use the Wicket framework to
write
a simple web application. This is my
Packaging using the quickstart project as a basis should be a matter of running either:ant warormaven warormvn packageif you have installed either ant, maven 1, or maven 2the resulting war archive will be in the target directory, where you can pick it up and drop it into the jetty/webapps
Coming from the PHP world might make Java, Wicket, etc. seem more
challenging until you get your development environment setup. Once
you have a good IDE (in my opinion) you'll find that it's a breeze to
start building apps...especially w/ Wicket.
The quickstarts are good. Also take a look at
Firstly, please excuse my lack of background. I'm coming from years of
PHP development and I'm attempting to use the Wicket framework to write
a simple web application. This is my first entrance into Servlets and
Wicket and is further complicated because I've never used any of the
Java IDEs.
I'm
