Peter,
 
this is true. It has been discussed about 2 weeks before to replace ICodeBroadcaster with commons-logging. I tested the sources by checking out a fresh copy and all junit tests run fine. I modified the examples as well, but unfortunately I recognized only when I tried to check them in, that though I have write access to the core, I do not write access for the examples. I send out an request a week ago, but have no access yet. All administrator are probably very busy. Thus examples currently don't compile (not only for ICodeBroadcaster reasons; Table.populateCell as well). The neccessary changes however are minimal only.
 
Instead of ICodeBroadcaster use:
 
    // Code broadcaster for reporting
    private static final Log code = LogFactory.getLog(<class name: HttpApplication>.class);
populateCell()
    return true;  // which was default behaviour so far.
 
regards
Juergen


Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Peter Veenendaal
Gesendet: Montag, 1. November 2004 09:27
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: [Wicket-user] Wicket; Package com.voicetribe.util.code

Hi,
 
This morning (monday november 1) when i checked the wicket sourcecode in it seems that in the package
com.voicetribe.util.code several java-files were missing.
 
Can you explain why this was done because the projects in which i was using the wicket-code does not work anymore?
 
Greeetings
 
Peter Veenendaal,
Developer Levob Verzekeringen.

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