is the backing model on a form component updated after
form validation passes completely and successfully?

Yes, it's all or nothing: either validation fails and nothing is pushed into 
the model(s), or validation succeeds and all models are updated.

is myFormComponent.getConvertedInput() a bad practice?

It's not very common but there are special cases where its useful, e.g.

  
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7650104/wicket-date-range-from-to-validation

Sven


On 04/24/2012 11:58 PM, Russell Pitre wrote:
I have some logic that is called during validation and part of this logic
is to determine the type of form submission based on a selected radio
choice button. For instance, the user can choose "Still Updating" or
"Final". When "Final" is selected the data moves on to the next step in a
workflow and the record is no longer editable by the user.

In the validation logic I call a helper method which looks like this:

public boolean isFinalSubmission() {

RadioGroup<Integer>  status = (RadioGroup<Integer>)
form.get("submissionStatusChoice");
  Integer statusConverted = submissionStatusChoice;     // backing model
object of the radio choice (a property on the panel)
  if(status.getConvertedInput() != null) {
statusConverted = status.getConvertedInput();
}
  if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
LOG.debug("status.getConvertedInput(): " + status.getConvertedInput());
LOG.debug("status.getModelObject(): " + status.getModelObject());
}

if ((statusConverted.equals(SubmissionStatus.FINAL.getIdentifier()) ||
statusConverted.equals(SubmissionStatus.INITIAL_FINAL_EER.getIdentifier()))
&&  submitToAQB) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}

My debug messages are printing different values for the submission status.

14:42:50.050 [http-8080-1] DEBUG u.n.s.n.e.w.p.report.ReportEntryForm -
status.getConvertedInput(): 4
14:42:50.050 [http-8080-1] DEBUG u.n.s.n.e.w.p.report.ReportEntryForm -
status.getModelObject(): 3


Couple questions, is the backing model on a form component updated after
form validation passes completely and successfully? Second, is
myFormComponent.getConvertedInput() a bad practice?


Thanks



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