Taken that you want them to turn up as real components, being able to
receive their own inputs and stuff, you'd need an interpretation.
Roughly
public class MyDynamicPanel extends Panel {
public MyDynamicPanel(URL xmlDefinition, IModel model) {
// read and interpret definition
// create a ListView or Repeater or something similar and
// for each element you find, you add a panel with the actual
component in it
}
protected Panel newTextComponent(String id, ...) { ...
protected Panel newComboBoxComponent(String id, ... { ...
}
etc.
MyDynamicPanel.html
...
<ul>
<li wicket:id="components"> <!-- generated for every component,
e.g. backed by a ListView -->
<span wicket:id="component">[actual component will be placed here]</span>
</li>
</ul>
Then e.g. a text component could be as simple as:
public class TextFieldPanel extends Panel {
public TextFieldPanel(String id, IModel model) {
add(new TextField("field", model);
}
}
TextFieldPanel.html
<wicket:panel>
<input type="text" wicket:id="field" />
</wicket:panel>
That may seem like more work than needed, but it is very flexible to
work with panels like that.
Hope that helps,
Eelco
On 12/13/06, edward durai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Experts,
I am concentrating to do Wicket sample application.
I have xml like
<DYNAMIC>
<FIELDS LABELNAME="USERNAME" FIELDTYPE="TEXT"/>
<FIELDS LABELNAME="PASSWORD" FIELDTYPE="TEXT"/>
<FIELDS LABELNAME="COUNTRY" FIELDTYPE="COMBO"/>
</DYNAMIC>
Using the above xml, I want to draw
lable name and texboxes/combo(given above) display.
Is it possible in Wicket?
Kindly send me your suggestion.
Thanks for resposing.
Edward
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