How to organize pages layout in real world applications

[Zenberg Ding]

Hi all,

   We'll plan to use wicket in our application for one enterprise's information 
management system.

   the app's portal layout is someting like this:

   ---
   | Header  | 
   ---
   |   | |
   |   | |
   |Nav|   Client|
   |   | |
   |   | | 
   |   | |
   |   | |
   |   | | 
   |   | | 
   |   | |  
   ---
   |  footer |
   ---

When we use Wicket's layout way -- Orgnized everything into one page using 
child, we found that it's reload everything ( header nav etc.) everytime when 
click links in client area.

Is there a nice way organize those pages in a ajax partial refresh way?

For example , 

Nav and client are all represent by a separated *independent* page, When click 
nav area, only refresh client area, (*Note* client area is represent by a 
client Page, not a panel).

Thanks.

Zenberg ding，zenberg.d...@gmail.com
2009-10-13 

Re: Page content setting on a panel.

[Zenberg Ding]

Thank u, I'll check it


I would use an iframe instead of doing this, or I would use panels  
instead of pages. But you may want to look at the code of ModalWindow in  
wicket extensions since it is capable of doing what you want, i.e.  
displaying the content of a page within a div.





Zenberg Ding wrote:
Hi, How can let a page render to a panel component, then I can avoid  
page inherited and whole page refresh to build my pages layout.


Think about this :

html
body
span wicket:id=navigator/
span wicket:id=content/
/body
/html

onNavNodeClicked(AjaxRequestTarget target) {
MyPage page = new MyPage(...);
Component component = getPage().get(content);
((Panel)component).setRenderPage(page); // this method is what i wanted.
target.add(component); //my page's cotent rendered
}


so, is there any way to reach this?

Thanks.

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Page content setting on a panel.

[Zenberg Ding]

Hi, How can let a page render to a panel component, then I can avoid page  
inherited and whole page refresh to build my pages layout.


Think about this :

html
body
span wicket:id=navigator/
span wicket:id=content/
/body
/html

  onNavNodeClicked(AjaxRequestTarget target) {
MyPage page = new MyPage(...);
Component component = getPage().get(content);
((Panel)component).setRenderPage(page); // this method is what i  
wanted.

target.add(component); //my page's cotent rendered
  }


so, is there any way to reach this?

Thanks.

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When and how to use tag 'wicket:component'?

[Zenberg Ding]

Hi folks, I just wonder when and how to use tag 'wicket:component'. what's  
the intention of this tag exists?


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Re: Need Wicket Examples

[Zenberg Ding]

Check out svn's code, copy examples to your nb project folder, run it :)


On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 12:06:23AM -0700, FaRHaN wrote:

I have Wicket in Action book but those examples are being explained in
Ant/Maven and not in netbeans IDE. Are there any examples which are
also executable in netbeans IDE ?



In Netbeans, install the Maven plugin and create a new Maven project
using an existing pom.xml.

Philippe

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