There is an workaround for the problem.
See http://www.dooriented.com/blog/category/programming/.
There is a topic Wicket - Ajax like file upload on a modal window.
jensiator wrote:
Hi geke
Have you solved your problem? I also have a ModalWindow with my own
defined callbacks that wont
see the Class
http://www.nabble.com/file/p20242569/WicketDmsTree.java WicketDmsTree.java
newbie_to_wicket wrote:
i've to change the Ajax tree images folder open and folder close with
other images.
can any body let me know once how do we do this by programmatically in
wicket.
Hi,
on every change in my HTML or Java file the tomcat 6.0 server restarts
completely, for example if I change the css definitions. This is annoying
and primarily time-consuming.
Is there a possibility that the server only restarts, if for example the
method signature in the java file or a tag
My IDE is eclipse-jee-ganymede.
Where can I find such information?
martin-g wrote:
Wicket doesn't control the lifecycle of the web container.
There is something else that triggers the restart (maybe the IDE ?!).
On Thu, 2008-10-30 at 01:46 -0700, geke wrote:
Hi,
on every change
No I´m working with Tomcat 6.0
francisco treacy-2 wrote:
i suggest you use the jetty container for development. you can find a
perfect working example in the wicket quickstart archetype:
http://wicket.apache.org/quickstart.html
francisco
On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 10:11 AM, geke [EMAIL
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GeKe
Kai Schubert-Altmann wrote:
HI everybody
I solved the first problem by my own by adding the following method to the
tree:
public DefaultMutableTreeNode getSelectedNode() {
Object selected = null;
try {
selected = this.getTreeState().getSelectedNodes().iterator
and so on.
the plus image can you maybe handle with the onJunctionLinkClicked method.
GeKe
Kai Schubert-Altmann wrote:
Hello,
2. Thanks, but your file contains only an empty class.
3. If the tree has ever 2000 nodes, it lasts maybe a little bit to long to
get all data at once from
try this code:
fileTree = new LinkTree();
TreeNode existingTreeNode = ...;
DefaultMutableTreeNode newTreeNode = new DefaultMutableTreeNode(object);
DefaultTreeModel model = (DefaultTreeModel)fileTree.getModelObject();
model.insertNodeInto(newTreeNode, treeNode, 0);
fileTree.updateTree(target);
I have a webpage with a div element. In the div element is a table, so I can
refresh the table via ajax.
Also there is a modal window, on which a iFrame is inside.
After closing the modal window, I like to refresh the table in the div
element in the parent page. Therefore I use the callback
Hi,
I need a scope for every new window/tab, where I can put some data.
I read, that is in the wishlist for wicket 1.5, but are there any best
practices or suggestions?
Kind regards,
Georg
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There is an example.
http://www.dooriented.com/blog/2008/04/23/wicket-ajax-like-file-upload-on-a-modal-window/
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, will that stop messing up the linktree?
can you provide more code?
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 2:15 PM, geke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I´m upload a file via a modal window and an iFrame. It`s described in
http://www.dooriented.com/blog/2008/04/23/wicket-ajax-like-file-upload
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