I looked around wicket stuff and didn't see anything related to JFreeChart.
If you think it is suitable for inclusion in wicket-stuff, or elsewhere,
then by all means upload it. It's only four classes so I don't think it is
worth creating a new project for, and I don't know where it would fit
--- On Wed, 10/29/08, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
all of these are for entry urls. urls that link to page
instances or after a form submit will still be
?wicket:interface=:4:foo.bar:ILinkListener
if you are that concerned with urls wicket might not be for
you. you give up
You have not given us one example of something that you need to do that
cannot have nice URLs with Wicket. You can mount an entire package of
classes to a single path and they will all have nice bookmarkable URLs.
There are a variety of different coding strategies that will give you URLs
that
--- On Wed, 10/29/08, Jeremy Thomerson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have not given us one example of something that you need
to do that
cannot have nice URLs with Wicket. You can mount an entire
package of
classes to a single path and they will all have nice
bookmarkable URLs.
Here's an
you would map one page to handle this with IndexedUrlCodingStrategy on
www.oursite.tld/products/
this page will have a constructor that takes a PageParameters object.
from there you can do
string cat=parameters.get(0);
string id=parameters.get(1);
string desc=paramters.get(2);
on the other
Thanks Igor, I've already got my entity model LoadableRefDataModel
which is similar to your example and I can see how to make use of this
when I've actually got the entity object or id. My problem is I'm not
clear on how I go about creating the entity model when a value is
selected from my
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