On 5/9/06, Michiel Trimpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
thats really up to you. you are in control of the bean that creates the criteria, how you filter your query using that bean is entirely up to you.
Thanks for the feedback, I've gotten the basics working but I have two remaining problems:
- How do I filter on reference Objects, not strings
you mean in the DropDownChoice you want to get an object reference back?
you should use a IChoiceRenderer - that way wicket can translate the choice made back into your object.
see examples of DropDownChoice in wicket-examples component reference
you should use a IChoiceRenderer - that way wicket can translate the choice made back into your object.
see examples of DropDownChoice in wicket-examples component reference
- Can I make my code filter on partial matches as well?
thats really up to you. you are in control of the bean that creates the criteria, how you filter your query using that bean is entirely up to you.
P.S. Would someone like to help me create a proper component for editing Sets? I've got a basic setup but would like to get it ready for prime-time as practice.
whats it do? whats it look like?
-Igor
-Igor
