Nick Heudecker wrote:
I'm coming into this conversation late so I might have missed something, but what code are you proposing to generate for Wicket? Or is this outside of or peripheral to Wicket?
David Liebeherr proposed to adopt some ideas of Ruby on Rails to wicket. http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=8381739&forum_id=42411
If the code can be generated, why doesn't the language or framework simply do it for you in the first place?
I agree. You can (to a certain degree) dynamically create objects at runtime that implement known interfaces, or use Javas API for dynamic data objects, the collection framework.
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