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On 8/28/07, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> well, what wicket does is version the state if you keep it inside its model,
> so it all Just Works. But because you are keeping your state outside of
> wicket you have to build your own versioning mechanism, or remove your state
> machine and
I have problem with back button in web browser. Wicket
> has
> >> this problem solved. How can I use this wicket feature to synchronize
> my
> >> SM? Or should I take another approach? Eg. state will be stored in a
> >> webpage..
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> &
>> I like this approach more than code directly in webpage because it is
>> very
>> readable.
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>> Thanks for your suggestions.
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>> Fero
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this wicket feature to synchronize my
> SM? Or should I take another approach? Eg. state will be stored in a
> webpage..
>
> I like this approach more than code directly in webpage because it is very
> readable.
>
> Thanks for your suggestions.
>
> Fero
>
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ze my
> SM? Or should I take another approach? Eg. state will be stored in a
> webpage..
>
> I like this approach more than code directly in webpage because it is very
> readable.
>
> Thanks for your suggestions.
>
> Fero
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more than code directly in webpage because it is very
readable.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Fero
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