Martijn Dashorst wrote:
April 17, 2005 - Kick Start Your Wicket Development!
The Kick Start <http://wicket-stuff.sourceforge.net/wicket-kickstart/index.html> project gives you a head start when you want to begin your own Wicket <http://wicket.sourceforge.net>
web application. We currently only kick start you in Eclipse, but NetBeans and IntelliJ
support will arrive in the near future.
If you have experience using NetBeans and creating a project descriptor for that project, please contact me in order to help set up the NetBeans support.
If you have experience using IntelliJ and creating a project descriptor for that project, please contact me in order to help set up the IntelliJ support.
Martijn Dashorst
I'd be more than happy to help. I've been playing around with Wicket for a while, but didn't manage to get anything up and working. (And it's going to take me a while to get used to having my web files in a Java package) I've just downloaded the application into NetBeans IDE 4.1 (which is still in development). And it works great. You need to use a project template called "Web Application with Existing Sources". It's pretty cool to use with Wicket, because this NetBeans IDE template generates an Ant file for free.
-- Geertjan
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