Hi Dan!
First time I called warnUser(), nothing happened :-(
second time some test texts appeared on the page (in different colors).
How should the the methods be used? I called warnUser() in an action method.
public TransportDemand sendEvent(@Named("Event") Event event,
@Named("Leg") InstantiatedServedRoute sr,
@Named("Comment") String comment) {
processEvent(event, sr, comment);
warnUser(event + ": " + comment);
return this;
}
Would that be ok?
What are the two buttons supposed to do, 'Normal ok' and 'Ajax ok'?
Regards
Christian
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From: Dan Haywood [[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2013 8:40 PM
To: users
Subject: Wicket viewer now handles notifications, warnings and exceptions
fyi, just checked in a couple of enhancements for the Wicket viewer
(ISIS-349, ISIS-350):
* getContainer().informUser(...) will raise a growl-like notification;
this hides automatically after a while [blue accent colour]
* getContainer().warnUser(...) raises a similar notification, but which
must be acknowledged [orange]
* getContainer().raiseError(...) also raises a notification, but which must
be acknowledged [red]
As an alternative to raiseError(), you can also just throw new
ApplicationException(...) - defined in the applib. The two are equivalent,
use whichever you prefer.
In addition, if any unhandled runtime exceptions occur, these are now
caught and rendered more pleasantly than before.
Check it out, let me know if you hit issues
Dan
