Ok, I get it better now. And is it something that could be shared with
the community?
not really it is complete tied to how our stuff works (that also does have a
swing frondend)
Yes, but is there a "wicketmodel with event listener", or do I have to
define my own? And if I define my own, I guess I'll have either to use
my own components too so that they listen to the changes, or use
another class to do the binding.
If you use swing models then the wicket model or the wicket component
can listen to that event the model has. If you get an event. Set a flag on
the component
or model. Then walk with the IVisitor pattern over all the components and
test that flag.
johan
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