Re: Edit modes in Apache Isis

Hi David, This is a very interesting, getting back to the first principles. The idea of a separate "tab through the fields type of thing" View Model to 'give birth' to an object does make good sense to me, it fills that purpose and that purpose only. The whole issue of 'edit mode' on a domain

Re: Context in apache isis

Dan, I mean the context of the application. The idea is the following: We package the application using mvn package, where we get the war file the application. In this case we have the simpleapp.war file, which deployed in an application server. So far so good. The wicket viewer works fine,

Re: Edit modes in Apache Isis

Hi, Just to add an architectural perspective - I think you are all right and all wrong at the same time ;). Dan is absolutely right if he constrains his comments to Domain Objects (which I believe is the case). I think the framework should enforce the Naked Object principles (which are in turn

Re: Context in apache isis

Which context? There are many... On 25 May 2016 9:58 pm, "Pedro Alba" wrote: > Hi. > I could help with an explanation of how the context of an application is > changed in isis apache. > > Thank you. > -- > > [image: Logo] > > *Pedro Antonio Alba * > *Senior Development

Re: Edit modes in Apache Isis

Dan, After a quick look, I can see why you are considering nowicket. I particularly like these features: - DDD and NO incorporated too. In line with ISIS. - Keep the automatic generation of forms from model ISIS concept. - You customize forms by using HTML, instead of a domain specific language

Context in apache isis

Hi. I could help with an explanation of how the context of an application is changed in isis apache. Thank you. -- [image: Logo] *Pedro Antonio Alba * *Senior Development Analyst* Tel: (57) 1 703 17 77 Cel: (57) 301 3379810 E-mail: pedro.a...@ticxar.com Calle 93 # 19b - 66 Ofc 202 Bogotá D.C.,

Re: Edit modes in Apache Isis

Good input, thanks. My experience both with Estatio (4 years) but also with the big Naked Objects system in Ireland (12 years) is that actions only is good enough in the vast majority of cases ; and where bulk input is genuinely needed, then we can usually address it with a little lateral

Re: Edit modes in Apache Isis

Hello. I have to agree with Steve and Hector. In my experience creating and implementing ERP and large Merchandise Management systems, the ability to change all fields within a TAB combined with in-line row entry and editing is a must in a system where you handle a large volume of transactional

Re: AW: jira access

thanks Joerg On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 9:21 PM, Dan Haywood wrote: > Thanks for checking this out, Joerg. > > Cheers, > Dan > On 25 May 2016 08:41, "Rade, Joerg / Kuehne + Nagel / Ham GI-DP" < > joerg.r...@kuehne-nagel.com> wrote: > > > I just logged in

Re: AW: jira access

Thanks for checking this out, Joerg. Cheers, Dan On 25 May 2016 08:41, "Rade, Joerg / Kuehne + Nagel / Ham GI-DP" < joerg.r...@kuehne-nagel.com> wrote: > I just logged in successfully. > > There is 'a' red GUI element labeled "Create | v" which actually consists > of a Button 'Create' and a

Re: i18n question

Thanks a lot for the explanation and links, Dan. I think I understand this a bit better now (missed the fact that there needs to be an additional properties-file for the component-html file etc. -- complete wicket "noob" here). As soon as I am "geared up" for github-pull requests I hope I can

AW: jira access

I just logged in successfully. There is 'a' red GUI element labeled "Create | v" which actually consists of a Button 'Create' and a Dropdown 'v'. Both have their own set of actions. You have to press the Button when you want to raise an issue. I recall that I was puzzled with this design as