Hi,
For Wicket In Action in converted an example from a ListView to a
RepeatingView. This example has to function in a form, so I set the
'ReuseIfModelsEqualStrategy'. Overriding hashCode (and equals) on the
model however results in quite a bit of code bloat, while my hunch is
that comparing the
the reason i did not provide this when i wrote the repeaters package is that
it can lead down some pretty awful roads. an easy example where this goes
totally wrong is when you use detachable models for the items. if you use
this decorator all models from the previous page will be loaded because
On 8/27/07, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the reason i did not provide this when i wrote the repeaters package is that
it can lead down some pretty awful roads. an easy example where this goes
totally wrong is when you use detachable models for the items. if you use
this decorator all
Perhaps IEntityModel Object getEntityId/PK() would be better name?
ICompressedModel doesn't really say much, sounds too abstract to me. Also I
could live with EqualsDecorator as long as it clearly states with CAPITAL
LETTERS that it can't be used on detachable models :)
-Matej
On 8/27/07, Eelco
i dont know if we want to go down this road. its a mixin that is not very
obvious, how many people do you think know about IStyledColumn? besides it
might be two objects that represent the pk - like two longs for composite
pks. i really dont think it is that big a deal to implement equals/hashcode
