On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 8:38 AM, fish3934 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How to pass id and got that object from that id?
Instead of:
PageParameters para=new PageParameters();
para.put("result",resultList);
do somethig like this:
para.put("listId", resultListId);
Where the resultListID is the ID that you can retrieve your list afterwords
(from a DAO or whatever).
Then in the other page instead of:
List list = (List)param.get("result");
Do:
Integer id = param.getInt("listId"); // If I have a typo error please excuse
me, I'm not near an IDE now.
List list = myDao.getList(id);
> I am sorry,I learned wicket just a few days.Is there any other ways to pass
> an object form one page to another page?
Yes,
You can make your other page not bookmarkable and pass the object (in your
case the list) in the constructor.
public class MyPage extends WebPage {
public MyPage(List<?> inputList) {
...
You can even make this page to have several constructors.
One that gets a List and one that gets PageParameters.
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