Igor,
thank you. I got it.
Dirk
2006/1/26, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
the flexibility is in the extra layer of the modelmaybe you want to use a detachable model for the person so that it is loaded from the database.
this is where public MyForm(String id, IModel personmodel) would come
the flexibility is in the extra layer of the modelmaybe you want to use a detachable model for the person so that it is loaded from the database.this is where public MyForm(String id, IModel personmodel) would come in handy. pass in whatever kind of model you want, and the propertymodel will use i
Martijn,
where is the big advantage between
public MyForm(String id, IModel personmodel) { super(id, personmodel); add(new TextField("name", new PropertyModel(personmodel, "name")));}
and
public MyForm(String id, Person person) { super(id, person); add(new TextField("name", new Proper
committed into 1.1 and head branches-IgorOn 1/25/06, Frank Silbermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:My Wicket version is 1.1 -- the latest production version.I was looking on the Constructor Summary, which says:
"PropertyModel(java.lang.Object modelObject, java.lang.String_expression_)Construct with a
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Donnerstag
Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 5:21 PM
To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] Creating a PropertyModel using a non-IModel
POJO
What is your Wicket version? This is from CVS HEAD
* @param modelObject
*
What is your Wicket version? This is from CVS HEAD
* @param modelObject
*The model object, which may or may not implement IModel
and the whole file does not contain the word OGNL. Actually there is
only one file NumericTypes.java which contains the word OGNL. Which
m
Frank,
I see your confusion (I think).
The javadoc comment for the modelObject parameter says:
'The model object, which may or may not implement IModel'
This means that you can use POJO's directly as a parameter, and,
IModel objects that wrap an object.
For instance, you can do this:
new Prop
hmm, the javadoc for the constructor argument says:@param modelObject * The model object, which may or may not implement IModeland the example given in the javadoc of the class itself shows it used with a regular object, so i dont understand where the confusion comes from.
the termin
