date:20051110

thats my point. there are thousands of possibilities as to how to do
this. thats why we are trying to create something flexible instead of
catering to one specific solution.

in the meantime, you can still do what you want without any changes to wicket.

-Igor
On 11/9/05, Jeff Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I understand. That is why I suggested a url that was more
like a typicalurl (no page=) and did not require any special
configuration by the developer.

Another possibility would be to override Page2.html to mean bookmarkablePage=wicket.examples.template.Page2 so that url:
http://www.wicket-library.com/wicket-examples/template/Page2.html

is the same as:

http://www.wicket-library.com/wicket-examples/template?bookmarkablePage=wicket.examples.template.Page2

Jeff
Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

you can create a regular _expression_ to go from page=name to bookmarkablePage=namethat along with page aliases whill get you where you want to go
we
are concentrating our efforts on 1.2. your request is pretty simple to
implement, but we are trying to figure out how to create pluggable and
flexible url handlers for 1.2 so that you will be able to do that
yourself. everyone has a different idea of how they want their urls to
look. today we add page=name, tomorrow someone asks for
p=name and so on and so forth. so instead of doing this case by
case we are figuring out how to have something general that is easy to
customize.-Igor
On 11/8/05, Jeff Miller
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks.I'll take a look.With the proper regular _expression_, I maybe able to affect any url.I don't want to program a rule for each
url.I was hoping you Wicket developers would tell me that my proposal was faily simple to add to Wicket.I was looking for the simple url's tobe as easy and automatic as other Wicket features [no XML
configuration :) ]Jeff--- Igor Vaynberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: or use a url rewriting filter like
http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/ -Igor On 11/8/05, Juergen Donnerstag
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you know you can have that today by implementing it yourself? Take a look WebRequestCrawlerSave and you'll see that you can easily change bookmarkablePage to page; you can make it case insensitive etc.
Juergen On 11/8/05, Dan Gould
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Re: [Wicket-user] i18n messages in HTML

2005-11-10 Thread Scott Sauyet


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Every time we're running into syntax discussions (see 'replacing OGNL') I feel 
that Wicket is deviating from the Java way.

I think all the following suggestions would better be left unimplemented:

input wicket:message=value=my-key type=.../
input wicket:message=value=my-key, class=another-key.../
input value=message:key=my-key type=... /
span wicket:message=my-key.../span
p wicket:message=$=greeting, class=greeting-classHello./p


Although most of these were my suggestions, I agree.  There seems to be 
little need for this.  But the original


wicket:message key=my-keyDefault value/wicket:message

still seems to be a good idea.

  -- Scott



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Re: [Wicket-user] i18n messages in HTML

-Igor
On 11/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think wicket:message key=../ would fit well with our other wicket tags, e.g wicket:panel.IMHO such an addition would be very useful.SvenYou mean for tag text, correct? span wicket:message=
hello.message /What do you think about wicket:message key=../.Than it is clearthat the whole label is wicket specific,span wicket:message=key is a bit dangerous because how would we
handle span wicket:id=myLabel wicket:message=key?JuergenOn 11/9/05, Dorel Vaida [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Juergen Donnerstag wrote: I'm all for making things easier for the user.Perhaps Wicket could have something like this:
span wicket:id=message:myLabelHere/spanI'm not sure this makes sense. wicket:id is not a text to be displayed
anywhere. It is a name which identifies a component. It definitely won't work. Actually, maybe this is not the solution but a way to specify i18n
message keys directly in the html through a wicket tag would be VERY handy. Now, in a project I'm working on,for a i18n input form, half of the form elements are i18n labels that I add to the form in java code.
Instead of add(new I18nLabel(lbl, hello.mesage)) and span wicket:id=lbl / it would be more handy to have 'something like' span wicket:message=
hello.message /span or wicket:message key=hello.message /,w/o poluting java code with i18n keys if it's not necessary (like when you need to compose complexi18n messages
which would be done from the code). Just a thought :-) (or maybe I am too intoxicated with Struts/Webwork/SpringMVC :-D. I am trying to get rid of it you know.)
Even better would be that it would recognize the message:label anywherein the HTML.So for example, you could have: input type=submit value=message:
label.submit /That I think is possible. Acutally you can do it today already without any changes to the core. You need to develop a IMarkupFilter and
append it to the list of existing ones invoked by MarkupFilter. However you won't be able to handle message: within a tag body; only tag attributes. How does Tapestry do it for body text?
An other option would be to run a kind of text based (not xml based) pre-processor (like we do merging of inherited markup) prior to adding the markup to the cache.
How likely is it that you'll find message: and it is not intended to be a i18n text? How to escape it? Lets say your message must contain a reference some other data,
e.g. ...${price} That won't be possible either. Only simple text. As AttributeModifier is already able to handle it, message:.. would be for easy and straight forward replacements only, and AttributeModifer
to cover everything else. Ah, and of course you loose preview capabilities, as the designer won't the real message, he'd see message:... only.
And it might not the perfekt solution for high-speed up, because of the (little) performance penalties involved. For high-speed up you can still have myPage_en.html; myPage_nl.html etc may which as well cover
minor changes in the layout due to labels being of differents length; right-to-left languages etc. Juergen On 11/8/05, Andrew Berman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In my app I never hard-code text so I'm constantly adding Labels to my pages.I was wondering if it would make sense to have a shortcut,
similar to how Tapestry does it, for dsplaying localization messages.InTapestry, you can do this: title=message:page-title, where page-title is the
lookup into the property file. Perhaps Wicket could have something like this: span wicket:id=message:myLabelHere/span
Even better would be that it would recognize the message:label anywherein the HTML.So for example, you could have: input type=submit value=message:
label.submit / Thoughts? --Andrew
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Re: [Wicket-user] i18n messages in HTML

I've implemented it last night. Was fairly easy. I'll commt it tonight.

wicket:message key=my-keyDefault value/wicket:message

input wicket:message=attrName=my-key type=.../

As wicket core is very much pluggable, it can easily be added / removed.

Juergen

On 11/9/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 +1

  -Igor


 On 11/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I think wicket:message key=../ would fit well with our other wicket
 tags, e.g wicket:panel.
 
  IMHO such an addition would be very useful.
 
  Sven
 
  
  You mean for tag text, correct? span wicket:message= hello.message /
  
  What do you think about wicket:message key=../.  Than it is clear
  that the whole label is wicket specific,
  
  span wicket:message=key is a bit dangerous because how would we
  handle span wicket:id=myLabel wicket:message=key?
  
  Juergen
  
  On 11/9/05, Dorel Vaida [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
   Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
  
   I'm all for making things easier for the user.
   
   
   
   Perhaps Wicket could have something like this:
   span wicket:id=message:myLabelHere/span
   
   
   
   I'm not sure this makes sense. wicket:id is not a text to be displayed
   anywhere. It is a name which identifies a component. It definitely
   won't work.
   
   
   Actually, maybe this is not the solution but a way to specify i18n
   message keys directly in the html through a wicket tag would be VERY
   handy. Now, in a project I'm working on,  for a i18n input form, half
 of
   the form elements are i18n labels that I add to the form in java code.
   Instead of add(new I18nLabel(lbl, hello.mesage)) and span
   wicket:id=lbl / it would be more handy to have 'something like'
 span
   wicket:message= hello.message /span or wicket:message
   key=hello.message /,  w/o poluting java code with i18n keys if it's
   not necessary (like when you need to compose complex  i18n messages
   which would be done from the code).
  
   Just a thought :-) (or maybe I am too intoxicated with
   Struts/Webwork/SpringMVC :-D. I am trying to get rid of it you know.)
  
   
   
   Even better would be that it would recognize the message:label
 anywhere
  in
   the HTML.  So for example, you could have:
   input type=submit value=message: label.submit /
   
   
   
   That I think is possible. Acutally you can do it today already without
   any changes to the core. You need to develop a IMarkupFilter and
   append it to the list of existing ones invoked by MarkupFilter.
   
   However you won't be able to handle message:  within a tag body;
   only tag attributes. How does Tapestry do it for body text?
   
   An other option would be to run a kind of text based (not xml based)
   pre-processor (like we do merging of inherited markup) prior to adding
   the markup to the cache.
   
   How likely is it that you'll find message: and it is not intended to
   be a i18n text? How to escape it?
   
   Lets say your message must contain a reference some other data, e.g.
   ...${price} That won't be possible either. Only simple text. As
   AttributeModifier is already able to handle it, message:.. would be
   for easy and straight forward replacements only, and AttributeModifer
   to cover everything else.
   
   Ah, and of course you loose preview capabilities, as the designer
   won't the real message, he'd see message:... only.
   
   And it might not the perfekt solution for high-speed up, because of
   the (little) performance penalties involved. For high-speed up you can
   still have myPage_en.html; myPage_nl.html etc may which as well cover
   minor changes in the layout due to labels being of differents length;
   right-to-left languages etc.
   
   Juergen
   
   On 11/8/05, Andrew Berman  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   
   
   In my app I never hard-code text so I'm constantly adding Labels to
 my
   pages.  I was wondering if it would make sense to have a shortcut,
  similar
   to how Tapestry does it, for dsplaying localization messages.  In
  Tapestry,
   you can do this: title=message:page-title, where page-title is the
  lookup
   into the property file.
   
   Perhaps Wicket could have something like this:
   span wicket:id=message:myLabelHere/span
   
   Even better would be that it would recognize the message:label
 anywhere
  in
   the HTML.  So for example, you could have:
   input type=submit value=message: label.submit /
   
   Thoughts?
   
   --Andrew
   
   
   
   
   
  
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[Wicket-user] Re: where do I put controller/dispatcher logic?

2005-11-10 Thread Steven McNeel

Thanks for all the responses about this topic. The specific thing I'm trying to accomplish is this: I'm building a site with a standard sort of template page (which includes a navigation pane, a content pane, a search pane, the usual stuff). Every request needs to fire a query to a data store before rendering the page, and the query results need to be available to every panel on the page. The links embedded throughout the page allow the user to make additional requests, with refined parameters. These follow-on queries need to be able to invoke additional templates other than the master template.
So my question is, being new to Component web frameworks, where does global stuff (such as the queries) occur? I can't put the query logic into individual components associated with individual panels. The queries have to be called outside the context of any page or panel. How do I stop talking about the request lifecycle and pages, and start talking about components, in the context of this sort of use case?
Thanks,Steve

Re: [Wicket-user] Re: where do I put controller/dispatcher logic?

2005-11-10 Thread Eelco Hillenius

If they are not in the scope of components but in the scope of a
request, than it's fine to put the logic in a custom request cycle.
Nothing wrong with that. Just wanted to make sure you have to be in
that scope :)

Eelco


On 11/10/05, Steven McNeel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Thanks for all the responses about this topic.  The specific thing I'm
 trying to accomplish is this:  I'm building a site with a standard sort of
 template page (which includes a navigation pane, a content pane, a search
 pane, the usual stuff).  Every request needs to fire a query to a data store
 before rendering the page, and the query results need to be available to
 every panel on the page.  The links embedded throughout the page allow the
 user to make additional requests, with refined parameters.  These follow-on
 queries need to be able to invoke additional templates other than the master
 template.

 So my question is, being new to Component web frameworks, where does
 global stuff (such as the queries) occur?  I can't put the query logic
 into individual components associated with individual panels.  The queries
 have to be called outside the context of any page or panel.  How do I stop
 talking about the request lifecycle and pages, and start talking about
 components, in the context of this sort of use case?

 Thanks,
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Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin

Igor,

Eclipse warns me that Discouraged access: The type
RenameResourceChange is not accessible due to restriction on required
library D:\Programme\eclipse-3.1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.ui_3.1.1.jar

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

What is the easiest way to deploy it. I know I can copy the jars.
Isn't there menu entry to deploy it into a specific eclipse
installation?

thanks
Juergen

On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 got access to a laptop, and just checked it in.
 its in wicket-stuff/wicketeer

 as i said this is my first go at an eclipse plugin so im sure the code isnt
 as elegant as it could be

 right now it handles all basic cases, like renaming a class that inherits
 from markup container and renaming an inner class that inherits from the
 markup container. one case that is not handled is renaming files for a class
 that does not inherit from the markup container but has inner classes that
 do.

 i would like this to be a community driven effort because i do not have a
 ton of time to put into this, so any contributions are welcome. And if
 someone has eclipse experience and wouldnt mind looking over it and giving
 pointers that would be great too.

 -Igor




 On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  i will check it in tonight.
  -Igor
 
 
 
 
  On 11/6/05, Andrew Berman [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
   Definitely would be nice.
  
  
  
   On 11/6/05, Martijn Dashorst  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
H YEAH!
   
Martijn
   
   
On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi guys, ive been doing some refactoring lately and got really tired
 of
 renaming the .html and .properties file after i renamed the page or
 panel
 class. This sucks especially when you have inner classes and you
 have to
 rename all inner resources like SomePage$SomeInnerPanel.html

  I created a small plugin for eclispe that does the renaming of all
 non-java
 resources when you rename a class that extends
 wicket.MarkupContainer .

  Essentially if you have a page called SomePage class and you rename
 it to
 SomeOtherPage all resources SomePage.* in the same package will be
 renamed
 to SomeOtherPage.*

  If there is any interest i can make it available as a wicket-stuff
 project.
 keeping in mind that it was my first forray into eclipse, so i
 cannot
 guarantee it works 100%.

  -Igor


   
   
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Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin

Juergen,
I get the same warning. Im not really sure why its there. What im
thinking is just copying and pasting that class into the plugin's
source. As i said, this is my first time fiddling with eclipse.

The easiest way i found to deploy it is to let eclipse generate an ant
file by right clicking on the MANIFEST.MF and going to pde tools/build
ant file and then doing the build using ant. When its done you get the
jar file you can drop into the plugins folder.

Maybe we can set up an update site if there is more interest. I think
the coolest feature this plugin can have is small tabs in the bottom of
the editor that would let you switch between java/html/properties
files, much like the editor you get when you double click the
MANIFEST.MF file. But i have absolutely no clue as to how to do that,
so for now i will stick to small features i can figure out how to
do - like auto file renaming, etc.

-Igor
On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Igor,Eclipse warns me that Discouraged access: The typeRenameResourceChange is not accessible due to restriction on requiredlibrary D:\Programme\eclipse-3.1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.ui_3.1.1.jar
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?What is the easiest way to deploy it. I know I can copy the jars.Isn't there menu entry to deploy it into a specific eclipseinstallation?thanksJuergen
On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: got access to a laptop, and just checked it in. its in wicket-stuff/wicketeer
 as i said this is my first go at an eclipse plugin so im sure the code isnt as elegant as it could be right now it handles all basic cases, like renaming a class that inherits from markup container and renaming an inner class that inherits from the
 markup container. one case that is not handled is renaming files for a class that does not inherit from the markup container but has inner classes that do. i would like this to be a community driven effort because i do not have a
 ton of time to put into this, so any contributions are welcome. And if someone has eclipse experience and wouldnt mind looking over it and giving pointers that would be great too. -Igor
 On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  i will check it in tonight.  -Igor 
 On 11/6/05, Andrew Berman [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:   Definitely would be nice.
 On 11/6/05, Martijn Dashorst  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:H YEAH!   
Martijn  On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys, ive been doing some refactoring lately and got really tired
 of renaming the .html and .properties file after i renamed the page or panel class. This sucks especially when you have inner classes and you have to
 rename all inner resources like SomePage$SomeInnerPanel.htmlI created a small plugin for eclispe that does the renaming of all non-java
 resources when you rename a class that extends wicket.MarkupContainer .Essentially if you have a page called SomePage class and you rename
 it to SomeOtherPage all resources SomePage.* in the same package will be renamed to SomeOtherPage.*If there is any interest i can make it available as a wicket-stuff
 project. keeping in mind that it was my first forray into eclipse, so i cannot guarantee it works 100%.-Igor
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Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin


#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on  11/11/2005 
12:01 AM :#

Juergen,
I get the same warning. Im not really sure why its there. What im thinking
is just copying and pasting that class into the plugin's source. As i said,
this is my first time fiddling with eclipse.

The easiest way i found to deploy it is to let eclipse generate an ant file
by right clicking on the MANIFEST.MF and going to pde tools/build ant file
and then doing the build using ant. When its done you get the jar file you
can drop into the plugins folder.

Maybe we can set up an update site if there is more interest. I think the
coolest feature this plugin can have is small tabs in the bottom of the
editor that would let you switch between java/html/properties files, much
like the editor you get when you double click the MANIFEST.MF file. But i
have absolutely no clue as to how to do that, so for now i will stick to
small features i can figure out how to do - like auto file renaming, etc.

-Igor




Usually, while doing this it is a good idea to identify that feature in some core plugin or open 
source plugin and get your inspiration.


At least this worked for me while developing a couple of Eclipse plugins, 
including the TestNG one.

hth,

./alex
--
.w( the_mindstorm )p.


On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Igor,

Eclipse warns me that Discouraged access: The type
RenameResourceChange is not accessible due to restriction on required
library D:\Programme\eclipse-
3.1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.ui_3.1.1.jar

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

What is the easiest way to deploy it. I know I can copy the jars.
Isn't there menu entry to deploy it into a specific eclipse
installation?

thanks
Juergen

On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 got access to a laptop, and just checked it in.
 its in wicket-stuff/wicketeer

 as i said this is my first go at an eclipse plugin so im sure the code
isnt
 as elegant as it could be

 right now it handles all basic cases, like renaming a class that
inherits
 from markup container and renaming an inner class that inherits from the
 markup container. one case that is not handled is renaming files for a
class
 that does not inherit from the markup container but has inner classes
that
 do.

 i would like this to be a community driven effort because i do not have
a
 ton of time to put into this, so any contributions are welcome. And if
 someone has eclipse experience and wouldnt mind looking over it and
giving
 pointers that would be great too.

 -Igor




 On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  i will check it in tonight.
  -Igor
 
 
 
 
  On 11/6/05, Andrew Berman [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
   Definitely would be nice.
  
  
  
   On 11/6/05, Martijn Dashorst  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
H YEAH!
   
Martijn
   
   
On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi guys, ive been doing some refactoring lately and got really
tired
 of
 renaming the .html and .properties file after i renamed the page
or
 panel
 class. This sucks especially when you have inner classes and you
 have to
 rename all inner resources like SomePage$SomeInnerPanel.html

 I created a small plugin for eclispe that does the renaming of
all
 non-java
 resources when you rename a class that extends
 wicket.MarkupContainer .

 Essentially if you have a page called SomePage class and you
rename
 it to
 SomeOtherPage all resources SomePage.* in the same package will
be
 renamed
 to SomeOtherPage.*

 If there is any interest i can make it available as a
wicket-stuff
 project.
 keeping in mind that it was my first forray into eclipse, so i
 cannot
 guarantee it works 100%.

 -Igor


   
   
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Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin

unfortunately i havent seen any open source plugins that embed a java
editor inside a multitabbed editor yet, so its been hard to get my
expiration :) unfortunately i just dont have the time to become an
eclipse guru to work on this. maybe you can help out.

-Igor
On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on11/11/2005 12:01 AM :# Juergen, I get the same warning. Im not really sure why its there. What im thinking is just copying and pasting that class into the plugin's source. As i said,
 this is my first time fiddling with eclipse. The easiest way i found to deploy it is to let eclipse generate an ant file by right clicking on the MANIFEST.MF and going to pde tools/build ant file
 and then doing the build using ant. When its done you get the jar file you can drop into the plugins folder. Maybe we can set up an update site if there is more interest. I think the coolest feature this plugin can have is small tabs in the bottom of the
 editor that would let you switch between java/html/properties files, much like the editor you get when you double click the MANIFEST.MF file. But i have absolutely no clue as to how to do that, so for now i will stick to
 small features i can figure out how to do - like auto file renaming, etc. -IgorUsually, while doing this it is a good idea to identify that feature in some core plugin or open
source plugin and get your inspiration.At least this worked for me while developing a couple of Eclipse plugins, including the TestNG one.hth,./alex--.w( the_mindstorm )p. On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Igor, Eclipse warns me that Discouraged access: The type RenameResourceChange is not accessible due to restriction on required
 library D:\Programme\eclipse- 3.1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.ui_3.1.1.jar Any idea what I'm doing wrong? What is the easiest way to deploy it. I know I can copy the jars.
 Isn't there menu entry to deploy it into a specific eclipse installation? thanks Juergen On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  got access to a laptop, and just checked it in.  its in wicket-stuff/wicketeer   as i said this is my first go at an eclipse plugin so im sure the code
 isnt  as elegant as it could be   right now it handles all basic cases, like renaming a class that inherits  from markup container and renaming an inner class that inherits from the
  markup container. one case that is not handled is renaming files for a class  that does not inherit from the markup container but has inner classes that  do.
   i would like this to be a community driven effort because i do not have a  ton of time to put into this, so any contributions are welcome. And if  someone has eclipse experience and wouldnt mind looking over it and
 giving  pointers that would be great too.   -Igor  On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   i will check it in tonight.   -Igor  
 On 11/6/05, Andrew Berman [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:Definitely would be nice.   
  On 11/6/05, Martijn Dashorst  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote: H YEAH!
 Martijn On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Hi guys, ive been doing some refactoring lately and got really tired  of  renaming the .html and .properties file after i renamed the page
 or  panel  class. This sucks especially when you have inner classes and you  have to  rename all inner resources like SomePage$SomeInnerPanel.html
   I created a small plugin for eclispe that does the renaming of all  non-java  resources when you rename a class that extends
  wicket.MarkupContainer .   Essentially if you have a page called SomePage class and you rename  it to
  SomeOtherPage all resources SomePage.* in the same package will be  renamed  to SomeOtherPage.* 
  If there is any interest i can make it available as a wicket-stuff  project.  keeping in mind that it was my first forray into eclipse, so i
  cannot  guarantee it works 100%.   -Igor  
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Re: [Wicket-user] i18n messages in HTML

First draft version available in CVS HEAD

Juergen

On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I've implemented it last night. Was fairly easy. I'll commt it tonight.

 wicket:message key=my-keyDefault value/wicket:message

 input wicket:message=attrName=my-key type=.../

 As wicket core is very much pluggable, it can easily be added / removed.

 Juergen

 On 11/9/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  +1
 
   -Igor
 
 
  On 11/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   I think wicket:message key=../ would fit well with our other wicket
  tags, e.g wicket:panel.
  
   IMHO such an addition would be very useful.
  
   Sven
  
   
   You mean for tag text, correct? span wicket:message= hello.message /
   
   What do you think about wicket:message key=../.  Than it is clear
   that the whole label is wicket specific,
   
   span wicket:message=key is a bit dangerous because how would we
   handle span wicket:id=myLabel wicket:message=key?
   
   Juergen
   
   On 11/9/05, Dorel Vaida [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
   
I'm all for making things easier for the user.



Perhaps Wicket could have something like this:
span wicket:id=message:myLabelHere/span



I'm not sure this makes sense. wicket:id is not a text to be displayed
anywhere. It is a name which identifies a component. It definitely
won't work.


Actually, maybe this is not the solution but a way to specify i18n
message keys directly in the html through a wicket tag would be VERY
handy. Now, in a project I'm working on,  for a i18n input form, half
  of
the form elements are i18n labels that I add to the form in java code.
Instead of add(new I18nLabel(lbl, hello.mesage)) and span
wicket:id=lbl / it would be more handy to have 'something like'
  span
wicket:message= hello.message /span or wicket:message
key=hello.message /,  w/o poluting java code with i18n keys if it's
not necessary (like when you need to compose complex  i18n messages
which would be done from the code).
   
Just a thought :-) (or maybe I am too intoxicated with
Struts/Webwork/SpringMVC :-D. I am trying to get rid of it you know.)
   


Even better would be that it would recognize the message:label
  anywhere
   in
the HTML.  So for example, you could have:
input type=submit value=message: label.submit /



That I think is possible. Acutally you can do it today already without
any changes to the core. You need to develop a IMarkupFilter and
append it to the list of existing ones invoked by MarkupFilter.

However you won't be able to handle message:  within a tag body;
only tag attributes. How does Tapestry do it for body text?

An other option would be to run a kind of text based (not xml based)
pre-processor (like we do merging of inherited markup) prior to adding
the markup to the cache.

How likely is it that you'll find message: and it is not intended to
be a i18n text? How to escape it?

Lets say your message must contain a reference some other data, e.g.
...${price} That won't be possible either. Only simple text. As
AttributeModifier is already able to handle it, message:.. would be
for easy and straight forward replacements only, and AttributeModifer
to cover everything else.

Ah, and of course you loose preview capabilities, as the designer
won't the real message, he'd see message:... only.

And it might not the perfekt solution for high-speed up, because of
the (little) performance penalties involved. For high-speed up you can
still have myPage_en.html; myPage_nl.html etc may which as well cover
minor changes in the layout due to labels being of differents length;
right-to-left languages etc.

Juergen

On 11/8/05, Andrew Berman  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


In my app I never hard-code text so I'm constantly adding Labels to
  my
pages.  I was wondering if it would make sense to have a shortcut,
   similar
to how Tapestry does it, for dsplaying localization messages.  In
   Tapestry,
you can do this: title=message:page-title, where page-title is the
   lookup
into the property file.

Perhaps Wicket could have something like this:
span wicket:id=message:myLabelHere/span

Even better would be that it would recognize the message:label
  anywhere
   in
the HTML.  So for example, you could have:
input type=submit value=message: label.submit /

Thoughts?

--Andrew





   
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Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin


#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on  11/11/2005 
12:44 AM :#

unfortunately i havent seen any open source plugins that embed a java editor
inside a multitabbed editor yet, so its been hard to get my expiration :)
unfortunately i just dont have the time to become an eclipse guru to work on
this. maybe you can help out.

-Igor




Let me know what are your future thoughts on the plugin and I will evaluate if I am really able to 
provide help :-).


./alex
--
.w( the_mindstorm )p.

ps: if you want to reach me offline pls use the_mindstorm[at]evolva[dot]ro. 
thanks


On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005
12:01 AM :#
 Juergen,
 I get the same warning. Im not really sure why its there. What im
thinking
 is just copying and pasting that class into the plugin's source. As i
said,
 this is my first time fiddling with eclipse.

 The easiest way i found to deploy it is to let eclipse generate an ant
file
 by right clicking on the MANIFEST.MF and going to pde tools/build ant
file
 and then doing the build using ant. When its done you get the jar file
you
 can drop into the plugins folder.

 Maybe we can set up an update site if there is more interest. I think
the
 coolest feature this plugin can have is small tabs in the bottom of the
 editor that would let you switch between java/html/properties files,
much
 like the editor you get when you double click the MANIFEST.MF file. But
i
 have absolutely no clue as to how to do that, so for now i will stick to
 small features i can figure out how to do - like auto file renaming,
etc.

 -Igor



Usually, while doing this it is a good idea to identify that feature in
some core plugin or open
source plugin and get your inspiration.

At least this worked for me while developing a couple of Eclipse plugins,
including the TestNG one.

hth,

./alex
--
.w( the_mindstorm )p.

 On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Igor,

 Eclipse warns me that Discouraged access: The type
 RenameResourceChange is not accessible due to restriction on required
 library D:\Programme\eclipse-
 3.1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.ui_3.1.1.jar

 Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

 What is the easiest way to deploy it. I know I can copy the jars.
 Isn't there menu entry to deploy it into a specific eclipse
 installation?

 thanks
 Juergen

 On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  got access to a laptop, and just checked it in.
  its in wicket-stuff/wicketeer
 
  as i said this is my first go at an eclipse plugin so im sure the
code
 isnt
  as elegant as it could be
 
  right now it handles all basic cases, like renaming a class that
 inherits
  from markup container and renaming an inner class that inherits from
the
  markup container. one case that is not handled is renaming files for
a
 class
  that does not inherit from the markup container but has inner classes
 that
  do.
 
  i would like this to be a community driven effort because i do not
have
 a
  ton of time to put into this, so any contributions are welcome. And
if
  someone has eclipse experience and wouldnt mind looking over it and
 giving
  pointers that would be great too.
 
  -Igor
 
 
 
 
  On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   i will check it in tonight.
   -Igor
  
  
  
  
   On 11/6/05, Andrew Berman [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
Definitely would be nice.
   
   
   
On 11/6/05, Martijn Dashorst  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
 H YEAH!

 Martijn


 On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi guys, ive been doing some refactoring lately and got
really
 tired
  of
  renaming the .html and .properties file after i renamed the
page
 or
  panel
  class. This sucks especially when you have inner classes and
you
  have to
  rename all inner resources like SomePage$SomeInnerPanel.html
 
  I created a small plugin for eclispe that does the renaming
of
 all
  non-java
  resources when you rename a class that extends
  wicket.MarkupContainer .
 
  Essentially if you have a page called SomePage class and you
 rename
  it to
  SomeOtherPage all resources SomePage.* in the same package
will
 be
  renamed
  to SomeOtherPage.*
 
  If there is any interest i can make it available as a
 wicket-stuff
  project.
  keeping in mind that it was my first forray into eclipse, so
i
  cannot
  guarantee it works 100%.
 
  -Igor
 
 


 --
 Living a wicket life...

 Martijn Dashorst -
  http://www.jroller.com/page/dashorst

 Wicket 1.1 is out:
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Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin

well
what i would really like is this.

whenever i click on a java file that extends from markupcontainer, i
would like the java editor to open. On the bottom i would like to have
tabs, one for each wicket resource 

So if i have
MyPanel.java
MyPanel.html
MyPanel.properties
and i double clik MyPanel.java, i would have three tabs on the bottom
for each one of those files, each tab would embed the proper eclipse
editor.

This would really boost productivity because you wouldnt have to go
looking for the templates and property files and switching is really
easy. But i dont even know where to start looking to do something like
this. The renaming stuff wasnt that difficult to find and seemed
intuitive, but something like this might be over my head for the amount
of time i have to spend on it.

-Igor
On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on11/11/2005 12:44 AM :# unfortunately i havent seen any open source plugins that embed a java editor inside a multitabbed editor yet, so its been hard to get my expiration :)
 unfortunately i just dont have the time to become an eclipse guru to work on this. maybe you can help out. -IgorLet me know what are your future thoughts on the plugin and I will evaluate if I am really able to
provide help :-)../alex--.w( the_mindstorm )p.ps: if you want to reach me offline pls use the_mindstorm[at]evolva[dot]ro. thanks On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: #: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005 12:01 AM :#  Juergen,  I get the same warning. Im not really sure why its there. What im
 thinking  is just copying and pasting that class into the plugin's source. As i said,  this is my first time fiddling with eclipse.   The easiest way i found to deploy it is to let eclipse generate an ant
 file  by right clicking on the MANIFEST.MF and going to pde tools/build ant file  and then doing the build using ant. When its done you get the jar file you
  can drop into the plugins folder.   Maybe we can set up an update site if there is more interest. I think the  coolest feature this plugin can have is small tabs in the bottom of the
  editor that would let you switch between java/html/properties files, much  like the editor you get when you double click the MANIFEST.MF file. But i  have absolutely no clue as to how to do that, so for now i will stick to
  small features i can figure out how to do - like auto file renaming, etc.   -Igor   Usually, while doing this it is a good idea to identify that feature in
 some core plugin or open source plugin and get your inspiration. At least this worked for me while developing a couple of Eclipse plugins, including the TestNG one.
 hth, ./alex -- .w( the_mindstorm )p.  On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   Igor,   Eclipse warns me that Discouraged access: The type  RenameResourceChange is not accessible due to restriction on required
  library D:\Programme\eclipse-  3.1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.ui_3.1.1.jar   Any idea what I'm doing wrong? 
  What is the easiest way to deploy it. I know I can copy the jars.  Isn't there menu entry to deploy it into a specific eclipse  installation? 
  thanks  Juergen   On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   got access to a laptop, and just checked it in.
   its in wicket-stuff/wicketeer as i said this is my first go at an eclipse plugin so im sure the code  isnt
   as elegant as it could be right now it handles all basic cases, like renaming a class that  inherits   from markup container and renaming an inner class that inherits from
 the   markup container. one case that is not handled is renaming files for a  class   that does not inherit from the markup container but has inner classes
  that   do. i would like this to be a community driven effort because i do not have  a   ton of time to put into this, so any contributions are welcome. And
 if   someone has eclipse experience and wouldnt mind looking over it and  giving   pointers that would be great too.  
   -Igor   On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:i will check it in tonight.-Igor 
   On 11/6/05, Andrew Berman [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote: Definitely would be nice.
 On 11/6/05, Martijn Dashorst  
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:  H YEAH!   Martijn 
   On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   Hi guys, ive been doing some refactoring lately and got
 really  tired   of   renaming the .html and .properties file after i renamed the page  or
   panel   class. This sucks especially when you have inner classes and you   have to   rename all inner resources like SomePage$SomeInnerPanel.html
 I created a small plugin for eclispe that does the renaming of  all   non-java
   resources when you rename a class that extends   wicket.MarkupContainer .

Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin

#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005
2:50 AM :#

well
what i would really like is this.

whenever i click on a java file that extends from markupcontainer, i would
like the java editor to open. On the bottom i would like to have tabs, one
for each wicket resource

So if i have
MyPanel.java
MyPanel.html
MyPanel.properties
and i double clik MyPanel.java, i would have three tabs on the bottom for
each one of those files, each tab would embed the proper eclipse editor.

This would really boost productivity because you wouldnt have to go looking
for the templates and property files and switching is really easy. But i
dont even know where to start looking to do something like this. The
renaming stuff wasnt that difficult to find and seemed intuitive, but
something like this might be over my head for the amount of time i have to
spend on it.

-Igor

I see. I am not a Wicket user (or at least not yet - just been around to figure out if the framework
is gonna help me).

1/ look in the WTP to see how this multi-tab editors are done
2/ take the XHTML editor from there
3/ create a component/or whatever we call it that presents together the Eclipse Java editor, an
XHTML editor and the Eclipse properties editor.

This definitely should work. My approach would be to look what interfaces a source editor must
provide and than create a simple implementation based on pure SWT/JFace with multiple tabs.

I remember a discussion on the Wicket ML where the markup (HTML file) wasn't named exactly as the
Java source. I am not sure if this is supported or not. In case it is supported, than the things may
become more complex, as you should go down to the Eclipse Java source parser and extract the exact
piece of information to retrieve the HTML name.

what do you think about these? do they make any sense to you?

./alex
--
.w( the_mindstorm )p.

On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005
12:44 AM :#
unfortunately i havent seen any open source plugins that embed a java
editor
inside a multitabbed editor yet, so its been hard to get my expiration
:)
unfortunately i just dont have the time to become an eclipse guru to
work on
this. maybe you can help out.

-Igor

Let me know what are your future thoughts on the plugin and I will
evaluate if I am really able to
provide help :-).

./alex
--
.w( the_mindstorm )p.

ps: if you want to reach me offline pls use
the_mindstorm[at]evolva[dot]ro. thanks

On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on
11/11/2005
12:01 AM :#
Juergen,
I get the same warning. Im not really sure why its there. What im
thinking
is just copying and pasting that class into the plugin's source. As i
said,
this is my first time fiddling with eclipse.

The easiest way i found to deploy it is to let eclipse generate an
ant
file
by right clicking on the MANIFEST.MF and going to pde tools/build ant
file
and then doing the build using ant. When its done you get the jar
file
you
can drop into the plugins folder.

Maybe we can set up an update site if there is more interest. I think
the
coolest feature this plugin can have is small tabs in the bottom of
the
editor that would let you switch between java/html/properties files,
much
like the editor you get when you double click the MANIFEST.MF file.
But
i
have absolutely no clue as to how to do that, so for now i will stick
to
small features i can figure out how to do - like auto file renaming,
etc.

-Igor

Usually, while doing this it is a good idea to identify that feature in
some core plugin or open
source plugin and get your inspiration.

At least this worked for me while developing a couple of Eclipse
plugins,
including the TestNG one.

hth,

./alex
--
.w( the_mindstorm )p.

On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Igor,

Eclipse warns me that Discouraged access: The type
RenameResourceChange is not accessible due to restriction on
required
library D:\Programme\eclipse-
3.1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.ui_3.1.1.jar

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

What is the easiest way to deploy it. I know I can copy the jars.
Isn't there menu entry to deploy it into a specific eclipse
installation?

thanks
Juergen

On 11/6/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
got access to a laptop, and just checked it in.
its in wicket-stuff/wicketeer

as i said this is my first go at an eclipse plugin so im sure the
code
isnt
as elegant as it could be

right now

Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin

well it sounds resonable. but it also sounds like a lot of research and
learning, unfortunately i dont think i have time for all that. i barely
have enough time to work on wicket and wicket-spring integration stuff.
so if someone wants to pick this up they are more then welcome to :)
the code is all there in wicket-stuff/wicketeer project.

-Igor
On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on11/11/2005 2:50 AM :# well what i would really like is this. whenever i click on a java file that extends from markupcontainer, i would
like the java editor to open. On the bottom i would like to have tabs, one for each wicket resource So if i have MyPanel.java MyPanel.html MyPanel.properties and i double clik
MyPanel.java, i would have three tabs on the bottom for each one of those files, each tab would embed the proper eclipse editor. This would really boost productivity because you wouldnt have to go looking
for the templates and property files and switching is really easy. But i dont even know where to start looking to do something like this. The renaming stuff wasnt that difficult to find and seemed intuitive, but
something like this might be over my head for the amount of time i have to spend on it. -IgorI see. I am not a Wicket user (or at least not yet - just been around to figure out if the framework
is gonna help me).I guess the editor you are speaking about is quite new. Why? Because usually the multi-tab editorsare presenting the same information/file but in different formats, while here you are speaking about
3 different sources. However it looks like the steps to be followed are the following:1/ look in the WTP to see how this multi-tab editors are done2/ take the XHTML editor from there3/ create a component/or whatever we call it that presents together the Eclipse Java editor, an
XHTML editor and the Eclipse properties editor.This definitely should work. My approach would be to look what interfaces a source editor mustprovide and than create a simple implementation based on pure SWT/JFace with multiple tabs.
I remember a discussion on the Wicket ML where the markup (HTML file) wasn't named exactly as theJava source. I am not sure if this is supported or not. In case it is supported, than the things maybecome more complex, as you should go down to the Eclipse Java source parser and extract the exact
piece of information to retrieve the HTML name.what do you think about these? do they make any sense to you?./alex--.w( the_mindstorm )p. On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: #: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005 12:44 AM :#
unfortunately i havent seen any open source plugins that embed a java editor inside a multitabbed editor yet, so its been hard to get my expiration :)
unfortunately i just dont have the time to become an eclipse guru to work on this. maybe you can help out. -Igor
Let me know what are your future thoughts on the plugin and I will evaluate if I am really able to provide help :-). ./alex -- .w( the_mindstorm )p.
ps: if you want to reach me offline pls use the_mindstorm[at]evolva[dot]ro. thanks On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: #: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005 12:01 AM :#
Juergen, I get the same warning. Im not really sure why its there. What im thinking is just copying and pasting that class into the plugin's source. As i
said, this is my first time fiddling with eclipse. The easiest way i found to deploy it is to let eclipse generate an
ant file by right clicking on the MANIFEST.MF and going to pde tools/build ant file and then doing the build using ant. When its done you get the jar
file you can drop into the plugins folder. Maybe we can set up an update site if there is more interest. I think
the coolest feature this plugin can have is small tabs in the bottom of the editor that would let you switch between java/html/properties files,
much like the editor you get when you double click the MANIFEST.MF file. But i have absolutely no clue as to how to do that, so for now i will stick
to small features i can figure out how to do - like auto file renaming, etc. -Igor
Usually, while doing this it is a good idea to identify that feature in some core plugin or open source plugin and get your inspiration.
At least this worked for me while developing a couple of Eclipse plugins, including the TestNG one. hth,
./alex -- .w( the_mindstorm )p.On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Igor, Eclipse warns me that Discouraged access: The type
RenameResourceChange is not accessible due to restriction on required library D:\Programme\eclipse- 3.1\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jdt.ui_3.1.1.jar
Any idea what I'm doing wrong? What is the easiest way to deploy it. I know I can copy the

Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin

#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005
3:16 AM :#

well it sounds resonable. but it also sounds like a lot of research and
learning, unfortunately i dont think i have time for all that. i barely have
enough time to work on wicket and wicket-spring integration stuff. so if
someone wants to pick this up they are more then welcome to :) the code is
all there in wicket-stuff/wicketeer project.

-Igor

Understandable. My schedule for this end of year is very tight, so I will most probably not be able
to do it. However, if somebody is starting to work on it, probable I will be able to offer some hints.

Not planning to sound bad: but I was wondering if the effort is really worth it: 1 click instead of
3 (and maybe some less navigation).

./alex
--
.w( the_mindstorm )p.

On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005
2:50 AM :#
well
what i would really like is this.

whenever i click on a java file that extends from markupcontainer, i
would
like the java editor to open. On the bottom i would like to have tabs,
one
for each wicket resource

So if i have
MyPanel.java
MyPanel.html
MyPanel.properties
and i double clik MyPanel.java, i would have three tabs on the bottom
for
each one of those files, each tab would embed the proper eclipse editor.

This would really boost productivity because you wouldnt have to go
looking
for the templates and property files and switching is really easy. But i
dont even know where to start looking to do something like this. The
renaming stuff wasnt that difficult to find and seemed intuitive, but
something like this might be over my head for the amount of time i have
to
spend on it.

-Igor

I see. I am not a Wicket user (or at least not yet - just been around to
figure out if the framework
is gonna help me).

I guess the editor you are speaking about is quite new. Why? Because
usually the multi-tab editors
are presenting the same information/file but in different formats, while
here you are speaking about
3 different sources. However it looks like the steps to be followed are
the following:
1/ look in the WTP to see how this multi-tab editors are done
2/ take the XHTML editor from there
3/ create a component/or whatever we call it that presents together the
Eclipse Java editor, an
XHTML editor and the Eclipse properties editor.

This definitely should work. My approach would be to look what interfaces
a source editor must
provide and than create a simple implementation based on pure SWT/JFace
with multiple tabs.

I remember a discussion on the Wicket ML where the markup (HTML file)
wasn't named exactly as the
Java source. I am not sure if this is supported or not. In case it is
supported, than the things may
become more complex, as you should go down to the Eclipse Java source
parser and extract the exact
piece of information to retrieve the HTML name.

what do you think about these? do they make any sense to you?

./alex
--
.w( the_mindstorm )p.

On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on
11/11/2005
12:44 AM :#
unfortunately i havent seen any open source plugins that embed a java
editor
inside a multitabbed editor yet, so its been hard to get my
expiration
:)
unfortunately i just dont have the time to become an eclipse guru to
work on
this. maybe you can help out.

-Igor

Let me know what are your future thoughts on the plugin and I will
evaluate if I am really able to
provide help :-).

./alex
--
.w( the_mindstorm )p.

ps: if you want to reach me offline pls use
the_mindstorm[at]evolva[dot]ro. thanks

On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on
11/11/2005
12:01 AM :#
Juergen,
I get the same warning. Im not really sure why its there. What im
thinking
is just copying and pasting that class into the plugin's source.
As i
said,
this is my first time fiddling with eclipse.

The easiest way i found to deploy it is to let eclipse generate an
ant
file
by right clicking on the MANIFEST.MF and going to pde tools/build
ant
file
and then doing the build using ant. When its done you get the jar
file
you
can drop into the plugins folder.

Maybe we can set up an update site if there is more interest. I
think
the
coolest feature this plugin can have is small tabs in the bottom
of
the
editor that would let you switch between java/html/properties
files,
much
like the editor you get when you double click the MANIFEST.MFfile.
But
i
have absolutely no clue as to how to do that, so for now i will
stick
to
small features i can figure out how to do - like auto file
renaming,
etc.

-Igor

Usually, while doing this it is a good idea to identify that feature
in
some core plugin or

Re: [Wicket-user] eclipse refactoring plugin

I think it is worth it because it consolidates what usually is three
different editor tabs into one, so i can access more things quickly. i
have a 21 screen and i can only see about 6-7 tabs at a time, this
plugin would double/tripple that real-estate. and it eliminates all the
scrolling you have to do in the package manager, or clicking that link
button all the time.

-Igor
On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
#: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on11/11/2005 3:16 AM :# well it sounds resonable. but it also sounds like a lot of research and learning, unfortunately i dont think i have time for all that. i barely have
enough time to work on wicket and wicket-spring integration stuff. so if someone wants to pick this up they are more then welcome to :) the code is all there in wicket-stuff/wicketeer project.
-IgorUnderstandable. My schedule for this end of year is very tight, so I will most probably not be ableto do it. However, if somebody is starting to work on it, probable I will be able to offer some hints.
Not planning to sound bad: but I was wondering if the effort is really worth it: 1 click instead of3 (and maybe some less navigation)../alex--.w( the_mindstorm )p. On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: #: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005 2:50 AM :#
well what i would really like is this. whenever i click on a java file that extends from markupcontainer, i would like the java editor to open. On the bottom i would like to have tabs,
one for each wicket resource So if i have MyPanel.java MyPanel.html MyPanel.properties and i double clik
MyPanel.java, i would have three tabs on the bottom for each one of those files, each tab would embed the proper eclipse editor. This would really boost productivity because you wouldnt have to go
looking for the templates and property files and switching is really easy. But i dont even know where to start looking to do something like this. The renaming stuff wasnt that difficult to find and seemed intuitive, but
something like this might be over my head for the amount of time i have to spend on it. -Igor I see. I am not a Wicket user (or at least not yet - just been around to
figure out if the framework is gonna help me). I guess the editor you are speaking about is quite new. Why? Because usually the multi-tab editors are presenting the same information/file but in different formats, while
here you are speaking about 3 different sources. However it looks like the steps to be followed are the following: 1/ look in the WTP to see how this multi-tab editors are done
2/ take the XHTML editor from there 3/ create a component/or whatever we call it that presents together the Eclipse Java editor, an XHTML editor and the Eclipse properties editor.
This definitely should work. My approach would be to look what interfaces a source editor must provide and than create a simple implementation based on pure SWT/JFace with multiple tabs.
I remember a discussion on the Wicket ML where the markup (HTML file) wasn't named exactly as the Java source. I am not sure if this is supported or not. In case it is supported, than the things may
become more complex, as you should go down to the Eclipse Java source parser and extract the exact piece of information to retrieve the HTML name. what do you think about these? do they make any sense to you?
./alex -- .w( the_mindstorm )p. On 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: #: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005 12:44 AM :#
unfortunately i havent seen any open source plugins that embed a java editor inside a multitabbed editor yet, so its been hard to get my expiration
:) unfortunately i just dont have the time to become an eclipse guru to work on this. maybe you can help out.
-Igor Let me know what are your future thoughts on the plugin and I will evaluate if I am really able to
provide help :-). ./alex -- .w( the_mindstorm )p. ps: if you want to reach me offline pls use
the_mindstorm[at]evolva[dot]ro. thanksOn 11/10/05, Alexandru Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: #: Igor Vaynberg changed the world a bit at a time by saying on 11/11/2005 12:01 AM :#
Juergen,I get the same warning. Im not really sure why its there. What im thinkingis just copying and pasting that class into the plugin's source.
As i said,this is my first time fiddling with eclipse. The easiest way i found to deploy it is to let eclipse generate an
ant fileby right clicking on the MANIFEST.MF and going to pde tools/build ant fileand then doing the build using ant. When its done you get the jar
file youcan drop into the plugins folder. Maybe we can set up an update site if there is more interest. I
think thecoolest feature this plugin can have is small tabs in the bottom of the

Re: [Wicket-user] i18n messages in HTML

2005-11-10 Thread Andrew Berman

Jeurgen,

I think the attribute feature should be removed. I
think it is just un-Wicket-like, and I think others agree as I read
form the emails in this thread. As I mentioned before I think
when it comes to attributes, it is best to just do it from within the
component manually instead of the way you have it.

Thoughts?

--AndrewOn 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First draft version available in CVS HEADJuergenOn 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've implemented it last night. Was fairly easy. I'll commt it tonight.
wicket:message key=my-keyDefault value/wicket:message input wicket:message=attrName=my-key type=.../ As wicket core is very much pluggable, it can easily be added / removed.
Juergen On 11/9/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: +1 -Igor
On 11/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think wicket:message key=../ would fit well with our other wicket
tags, e.g wicket:panel. IMHO such an addition would be very useful. SvenYou mean for tag text, correct? span wicket:message=
hello.message / What do you think about wicket:message key=../.Than it is clear that the whole label is wicket specific,
span wicket:message=key is a bit dangerous because how would we handle span wicket:id=myLabel wicket:message=key?
Juergen On 11/9/05, Dorel Vaida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
I'm all for making things easier for the user.Perhaps Wicket could have something like this:
span wicket:id=message:myLabelHere/spanI'm not sure this makes sense. wicket:id is not a text to be displayed
anywhere. It is a name which identifies a component. It definitelywon't work.Actually, maybe this is not the solution but a way to specify i18n
message keys directly in the html through a wicket tag would be VERYhandy. Now, in a project I'm working on,for a i18n input form, half ofthe form elements are i18n labels that I add to the form in java code.
Instead of add(new I18nLabel(lbl, hello.mesage)) and spanwicket:id=lbl / it would be more handy to have 'something like'
spanwicket:message= hello.message /span or wicket:messagekey=hello.message /,w/o poluting java code with i18n keys if it's
not necessary (like when you need to compose complexi18n messageswhich would be done from the code). Just a thought :-) (or maybe I am too intoxicated with
Struts/Webwork/SpringMVC :-D. I am trying to get rid of it you know.) Even better would be that it would recognize the message:label
anywhere inthe HTML.So for example, you could have:input type=submit value=message: label.submit
/That I think is possible. Acutally you can do it today already without
any changes to the core. You need to develop a IMarkupFilter andappend it to the list of existing ones invoked by MarkupFilter.
However you won't be able to handle message: within a tag body;only tag attributes. How does Tapestry do it for body text?
An other option would be to run a kind of text based (not xml based)pre-processor (like we do merging of inherited markup) prior to addingthe markup to the cache.
How likely is it that you'll find message: and it is not intended tobe a i18n text? How to escape it?
Lets say your message must contain a reference some other data, e.g....${price} That won't be possible either. Only simple text. AsAttributeModifier is already able to handle it, message:.. would be
for easy and straight forward replacements only, and AttributeModiferto cover everything else.Ah, and of course you loose preview capabilities, as the designer
won't the real message, he'd see message:... only.And it might not the perfekt solution for high-speed up, because of
the (little) performance penalties involved. For high-speed up you canstill have myPage_en.html; myPage_nl.html etc may which as well coverminor changes in the layout due to labels being of differents length;
right-to-left languages etc.JuergenOn 11/8/05, Andrew Berman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In my app I never hard-code text so I'm constantly adding Labels to
mypages.I was wondering if it would make sense to have a shortcut, similarto how Tapestry does it, for dsplaying localization messages.In
Tapestry,you can do this: title=message:page-title, where page-title is the lookupinto the property file.
Perhaps Wicket could have something like this:span wicket:id=message:myLabelHere/span
Even better would be that it would recognize the message:label anywhere inthe HTML.So for example, you could have:
input type=submit value=message: label.submit /Thoughts?
--Andrew

[Wicket-user] How to supply dynamic table header in Wicket Example ExamplePse

2005-11-10 Thread Huiping Yan

I am trying to use SortablePagableExportable table listed in wicket example 
1.1 rc2, especialy, ExamplePse.  Table header is created by 
SortableListViewHeaders.java as


add(new SortableListViewHeaders(header, table) {...}

hardcoded in html as below:

   thead wicket:id=header
 tr
   th wicket:id=city class=sortableCity/th
   th wicket:id=project class=sortableProject/th
   thHours/th
   thTask/th
 /tr
  /thead

I have a table (name1, name2,..., column 0: value1, value2, ..., column 1: 
value1, value2,) passed at runtime as String[].  I guess there is a way 
to supply the table header at runtime using span.  But I didn't succeed. 
If someone ever tried this, please give me a hand.  Thank you.


Vivi

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Re: [Wicket-user] i18n messages in HTML

2005-11-10 Thread Eelco Hillenius

I think/ agree that while Wicket's strong point lies in the fact that
we keep things clean and code-centric, having easy localized string
replacement without going through the whole requirement of having
Wicket components in a matching hierarchy is a very good exception to
the rule.

Eelco


On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Yes, the attribute thing doesn't realy look wicket like, that is true.
 But I still think that some kind of i18n (message) retrieval e.g. for
 button texts can be improved. A button is something I would like to be
 easily modifyable especially in multi-language application. Of course
 you can do it already, just create a new component derived from Button
 and attach an attribute modifier. Easy. But isn't it such a genereal
 requirement that it does make sense to implement such functionality in
 wickets core button component? Something like: Default is given in
 html markup. Search for id.attributeName=text and if found,
 replace the default.

 Juergen

 On 11/11/05, Andrew Berman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Jeurgen,
 
  I think the attribute feature should be removed.  I think it is just
  un-Wicket-like, and I think others agree as I read form the emails in this
  thread.  As I mentioned before I think when it comes to attributes, it is
  best to just do it from within the component manually instead of the way you
  have it.
 
   Thoughts?
 
   --Andrew
 
 
  On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   First draft version available in CVS HEAD
  
   Juergen
  
   On 11/10/05, Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've implemented it last night. Was fairly easy. I'll commt it tonight.
   
wicket:message key=my-keyDefault value/wicket:message
   
input wicket:message=attrName=my-key type=.../
   
As wicket core is very much pluggable, it can easily be added / removed.
   
Juergen
   
On 11/9/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 +1

  -Igor


 On 11/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I think wicket:message key=../ would fit well with our other
  wicket
 tags, e.g wicket:panel.
 
  IMHO such an addition would be very useful.
 
  Sven
 
  
  You mean for tag text, correct? span wicket:message=
  hello.message /
  
  What do you think about wicket:message key=../.  Than it is
  clear
  that the whole label is wicket specific,
  
  span wicket:message=key is a bit dangerous because how would we
  handle span wicket:id=myLabel wicket:message=key?
  
  Juergen
  
  On 11/9/05, Dorel Vaida [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:
   Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
  
   I'm all for making things easier for the user.
   
   
   
   Perhaps Wicket could have something like this:
   span wicket:id=message:myLabelHere/span
   
   
   
   I'm not sure this makes sense. wicket:id is not a text to be
  displayed
   anywhere. It is a name which identifies a component. It
  definitely
   won't work.
   
   
   Actually, maybe this is not the solution but a way to specify
  i18n
   message keys directly in the html through a wicket tag would be
  VERY
   handy. Now, in a project I'm working on,  for a i18n input form,
  half
 of
   the form elements are i18n labels that I add to the form in java
  code.
   Instead of add(new I18nLabel(lbl, hello.mesage)) and span
   wicket:id=lbl / it would be more handy to have 'something
  like'
 span
   wicket:message= hello.message /span or wicket:message
   key=hello.message /,  w/o poluting java code with i18n keys if
  it's
   not necessary (like when you need to compose complex  i18n
  messages
   which would be done from the code).
  
   Just a thought :-) (or maybe I am too intoxicated with
   Struts/Webwork/SpringMVC :-D. I am trying to get rid of it you
  know.)
  
   
   
   Even better would be that it would recognize the message:label
 anywhere
  in
   the HTML.  So for example, you could have:
   input type=submit value=message: label.submit  /
   
   
   
   That I think is possible. Acutally you can do it today already
  without
   any changes to the core. You need to develop a IMarkupFilter and
   append it to the list of existing ones invoked by MarkupFilter.
   
   However you won't be able to handle message:  within a tag
  body;
   only tag attributes. How does Tapestry do it for body text?
   
   An other option would be to run a kind of text based (not xml
  based)
   pre-processor (like we do merging of inherited markup) prior to
  adding
   the markup to the cache.
   
   How likely is it that you'll find message: and it is not
  intended to
   be a i18n text? How to escape it?
   
   Lets say your message must contain a reference some other

Re: [Wicket-user] How to supply dynamic table header in Wicket Example ExamplePse

I guess the sources would have to be modified. I don't think it is
supported out-of-the box. Please bare in mind that these components
are experimental only and have been developed at the very beginning of
wicket. In the meantime the community has developed a much improved
paged / sortable table handling which you'll find in
wicket-extensions. Which reminds me to update the examples to make use
of the new components.

Juergen

On 11/11/05, Huiping Yan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am trying to use SortablePagableExportable table listed in wicket example
 1.1 rc2, especialy, ExamplePse.  Table header is created by
 SortableListViewHeaders.java as

 add(new SortableListViewHeaders(header, table) {...}

 hardcoded in html as below:

thead wicket:id=header
  tr
th wicket:id=city class=sortableCity/th
th wicket:id=project class=sortableProject/th
thHours/th
thTask/th
  /tr
   /thead

 I have a table (name1, name2,..., column 0: value1, value2, ..., column 1:
 value1, value2,) passed at runtime as String[].  I guess there is a way
 to supply the table header at runtime using span.  But I didn't succeed.
 If someone ever tried this, please give me a hand.  Thank you.

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