Hi,
Those resources are generated by PackageResources (or other dynamic
resources) that are added to the SharedResources map.
This can be done at startup from youre application see
wicket.extensions.Initializer and
DatePickerComponentInitializer().init(application);
this is the calendar.js:
PackageResource.bind(application, DatePicker.class, "calendar.js");
That initializer is called on application startup because of the
wicket.properties file in the root of the jar which defines this:
initializer=wicket.extensions.Initializer
Thanks for your answer. This much helped. But I still don't know how to
generate this kind of dynamic link location to the directory holding
resources:
/wicket-examples/forminput/resources/wicket.extensions.markup.html.datepicker.DatePicker/calendar.js
Part
/resources/wicket.extensions.markup.html.datepicker.DatePicker/calendar.js
is constant but /wicket-examples/forminput will change from app to app.
What is the best practice?
Best regards,
Piotr
PS: I would like to contribute my component to the wicket-extensions. I
will send the sources when I finish writing and testing the component. I
plan to create component which will allow to choose the html editor
implementation from HTMLArea (from dynarch.com), FCKeditor and tinymce.
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