No I never get a stack trace. Everything seems fine until the rows issue.
I get the error listed in my last post and a copy of the html with the
rows line in red.
I have used the quickstart and the Apress Wicket book as guides in my wicket
learning.If I want you to debug it in
isolate the problem for me. i dont want any of the hibernate stuff, just
create a simple mock that returns some data. then post quickstart without
the libs in an attachment.
what wicket version are you using btw?
-igor
On 4/17/07, pwillemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No I never get a stack
I was using wicket 1.2.4. I downloaded the quickstart 1.2.5 bin and
extracted to my machine. I stripped out hibernate and all irrelevant
parts. The only significant change I had to make was to the
TabbedPanelPage.html file. I had to get rid of the wicket:extend reference.
You will see a
the example works just fine
remove the try catch block in PlaysersPanel and run it
you will see that you get an NPE on PlayersPanel:46
maybe that try catch block was hiding the exception and you missed it
change List players=null; to List players=new ArrayList();
run the example and see it
make the thing that presents the result a panel
then just
class MyTab extends AbstractTab {
private final char start,end;
public MyTab(char start, char end) {
this.start=start;this.end=end;
super(new Model(start+-+end));
}
public Panel getPanel(String id) {
return new
I have the following:
1.) TabbedPanelPage.java panel page with 4 tabs (in my case PlayersTab)
2.) PlayersTab.java file which will do a getPanel to return a PlayersPanel.
PlayersPanel is derived from Panel.
3.) PlayersPanel.java file which is the facade class to my MySQL database.
I use a
show us all the relevant sources and markup, i cant really tell what exactly
is going on from your description.
one thing i can think of is maybe you are not creating the panel with the
right id
as in Panel ITab.getPanel(String panelId) {
// make sure you are creating the tabpanel with the
Here is the code from the relevant java and html files.
TabbedPanelPage.java as follows:
public class TabbedPanelPage extends BasePage {
public TabbedPanelPage() {
setModel(new Model(tabpanel));
// A-G, H-N, O-S, T-Z
you never reference the labels you add to the listviewitem in the markup.
-igor
On 4/16/07, pwillemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the code from the relevant java and html files.
TabbedPanelPage.java as follows:
public class TabbedPanelPage
I posted the correct file however the forum is having problems with the span
command. I changed span to sspan so you could see what I was doing:
wicket:panel
table frame=box
thead
tr
thID/th
thFirst Name /th
thLast Name/th
then all looks good to the naked eye. maybe the problem is elsewhere. that
error page should tell you which component did not render, no?
-igor
On 4/16/07, pwillemann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I posted the correct file however the forum is having problems with the
span
command. I changed
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