no thats the compound one.basically IModel has a getObject(Component c) and setObject(Component c, Object value)notice the Component argument.the compoundpropertymodel does thisgetObject(Component c) {
return object's property with name c.id}and setter does the reversethe bound version lets you
The idea is that you set a Compound/BoundCompoundPropertyModel on the
parent (or further up the hierarchy) of these components.
setModel(new (Bound)CompoundPropertyModel(userBean));
add(new TextField("name"));
Bound and the normal CompoundPropertyModel do not differ much from
each other, except
Ops... sorry Igor.But one question: the Javadoc says that the BoundCompoundPropertyModel uses the name (I understand here as the id) of a component as the property name it should use to set value on model.
So, I understand as: add(new TextField("name", new BoundCompountPropertyModel(userBean)))
what you want is a CompoundPropertyModel not the bound variant. there is a searchbox on our wiki :)http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Models
-IgorOn 5/4/06, Bruno Borges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Isn't this code correct?class UserForm extends Form {
User user = new User(); // POJO Bean
