Interesting. I may try to make a generic <wicket:insert="abc.xyz">
tag that uses the page's default property model to resolve the "abc.xyz".
Will this work?
Two other "cool" things I'm looking for:
1) Does <wicket:extend> support a codeBehind attribute? Say I have 20
stateless pages and I want them all to extend one BasePage and then use my
<wicket:insert> tag for the fairly simple dynamic stuff.
2) To avoid "tag soup", I don't want things like if statements or loops in
the templates. However, I would like to have <wicket:insert> support
property model values that resolve to collections. So can someone suggest a
way to use repeaters in a generic way? Something like this:
<wicket:insert="addressList" item="address">
<wicket:insert="address.firstName"/><br/>
</wicket:insert>
If I can get this much working, I can wicket for the entire site!
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