actually my intention was to use wicket-phonebook as a guide to best-practices for db-driven wicket apps. that is why it uses the repeaters and will soon use wicket-contrib-spring. i intentinally kept it very small and focused.
i was thinking of creating another project that will use the latest / g
Anonymous CVS sucks regularly on Sourceforge. Not your fault :)
I usually keep on hitting refresh until I have a connection. Usually
works after a couple of tries. But annoying it is.
Eelco
On 12/7/05, Per Ejeklint <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, thanks!
>
> I will go ahead and get the other C
Per Ejeklint wrote:
OK, thanks!
I will go ahead and get the other CVS projects. For the moment I can't
access the cvs server for some unknown reason (me using mac?) but I
hope there's just a congestion that will clear up. My Eclipse did talk
to cvs earlier today so I don't know what's happen
OK, thanks!I will go ahead and get the other CVS projects. For the moment I can't access the cvs server for some unknown reason (me using mac?) but I hope there's just a congestion that will clear up. My Eclipse did talk to cvs earlier today so I don't know what's happening right now. Maybe a hint
For the people that might not know maven that well: create a snapshot
and install in your local repository with command 'maven clean
jar:install-snapshot'.
Say you want to build the phonebook from cvs with maven, first make
sure all dependencies are set to use the snapshots, like:
wick
i never said extensions werent compiling. everything should be compiling just fine but not necessarily with maven because you need to have the latest snapshots installed in your local maven repo (since we cannot provide snapshots in an online repo unless someone wants to host them and a a continuou
In fact, they are. Just not the project dependencies we checked in.
You can run 'maven eclipse' or 'maven youride' too if you want. The
project definition has the wicket dependencies alright.
Eelco
>
> But it might be a good idea to let the examples be agnostic to other
> projects on some IDE and
7 dec 2005 kl. 12-07 | v.49 |17.58 skrev Eelco Hillenius:
Also, simple and effective instructions for us newbiew on how to
quickly get the example project to build properly in Eclipse. Now I
check out from cvs and miss another project. Should I get that one as
well? wicket-phonebook builds nice
it should compile fine inside an IDE as long as you have the HEAD versions of wicket and extensions. i just updated maven build file to link to SNAPSHOT versions of wicket/extensions if you want to compile it from maven ( you will need to manually install latest wicket/extensions snapshots by doing
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
this is not the greatest time to check out wicket-phonebook HEAD from
CVS as i am in a process of refactoring it and the
wicket-extension-repeater packages it uses.
Ahh, that explains why I'm having problems compiling it. And why I'm
not finding the extension package. A
> Also, simple and effective instructions for us newbiew on how to
> quickly get the example project to build properly in Eclipse. Now I
> check out from cvs and miss another project. Should I get that one as
> well? wicket-phonebook builds nicely with maven, but I haven't got a
> working setup in
The wicket-phonebook uses all that, yes. see src/conf/applicationContext.xml for its spring context setup.-IgorOn 12/7/05, John Moore <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Eelco Hillenius wrote:>Yeah. The idea is to get rid of the things we don't use anymore and
>merge them into one project. We've had enough
John, this is not the greatest time to check out wicket-phonebook HEAD from CVS as i am in a process of refactoring it and the wicket-extension-repeater packages it uses.my recommendation is that if you want to see it in a clean state check out the WICKET_1_1 branch of the phonebook. Right now the
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Yeah. The idea is to get rid of the things we don't use anymore and
merge them into one project. We've had enough discussion and sandbox
code the last few months to know what we want now :) I think Igor is
working on it now, and I also understood that he and a bunch of oth
Amen to that. It is a bit confusing with all these pointers to
different places. Some stuff is in CVS only, some can be downloaded
directly.
Also, simple and effective instructions for us newbiew on how to
quickly get the example project to build properly in Eclipse. Now I
check out from
Yeah. The idea is to get rid of the things we don't use anymore and
merge them into one project. We've had enough discussion and sandbox
code the last few months to know what we want now :) I think Igor is
working on it now, and I also understood that he and a bunch of others
on this list considere
In my opinion, it's time to organize things a little bit. Currently I
see these three projects like this:
wicket-phonebook: uses the reapeters extension package and a kind of
spring integration (service locator);
wicket-contrib-spring: has code to allow injection of spring beans,
but no usage exam
I read from Juergen's message, that the wicket-contrib-spring and
wicket-contrib-spring-examples are more appropriate. You may want to
check that also. Both are also available through anon cvs on the
wicket-stuff project.
At least, they provide the latest and greatest insights into Wicket and
Spri
I read from Juergen's message, that the wicket-contrib-spring and
wicket-contrib-spring-examples are more appropriate. You may want to
check that also. Both are also available through anon cvs on the
wicket-stuff project.
At least, they provide the latest and greatest insights into Wicket and
Spri
There is a wiki entry describing the spring integratoin here:
http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Spring
Christian
On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 15:27:53 +, John Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
John,
For the true demonstrator, you need to check out (from anon-c
I believe the example you're looking for is the wicket-phonebook example. I use Spring and Hibernate in a Wicket application and it's been really easy to work with. I just made the BeanFactory accessible from the Application subclass, then added some convenience methods in my base Page classes.
John,
please take a look at sourceforge project wicket-stuff module
wicket-contrib-spring and wicket-contrib-spring-examples.
wicket-phonebook is a little example apps, but as far ar I know not
yet completely modified to use wicket-contrib-spring.
We did have long discussions on what our best pra
Our wiki contains some comparision wit struts and tapestry, if that is
of any interest. And there are some articles on Spring as well.
Juergen
On 12/7/05, Juergen Donnerstag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John,
>
> please take a look at sourceforge project wicket-stuff module
> wicket-contrib-spri
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
John,
For the true demonstrator, you need to check out (from anon-cvs) the
wicket-phonebook example. You can find it here:
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/wicket-stuff co
wicket-phonebook
I think it uses the latest and greatest from Wicket. Perhaps Igor c
It could be cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/wicket-stuff co wicket-phonebook
(I don't know the anonymous cvs connection setting for sourceforge by heart).
MartijnOn 12/7/05, Martijn Dashorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John,
For the true demonstrator, you need to check out (from anon-cv
John,
For the true demonstrator, you need to check out (from anon-cvs) the wicket-phonebook example. You can find it here:
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/wicket-stuff co wicket-phonebook
I think it uses the latest and greatest from Wicket. Perhaps Igor can shed a light on that?
Marti
Hi all,
I'm in the final stages of the agonising process of trying to decide on
what web application technology to commit myself to for the foreseeable
future. I've been working with Struts, Spring and Hibernate plus the
other usual suspects and I want something radically simpler and more
coh
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