Thank you for the responses. I am still struggling with this and could use
more help. Here is where i stand right now.
in Aplication.java init()
mount(new URIRequestTargetUrlCodingStrategy(/docs)
{
@Override
public IRequestTarget decode(RequestParameters
Thank you for the responses!
I am trying to add a static link (equivalent to Hello World as a Static
Page in the example) to my test page but running into problems. Is there a
way for me to get a complete .war file for this example?
If not, could anyone clarify where on the file system
For my static pages, I use markup inheritance (as I do with all the
other pages) so that I have zero replication of layouts... This makes it
very simple.. Of course theres a little performance overhead but for me
it does not matter.. Application mainentaince are whats most important
in my
kinabalu wrote:
Can you elaborate
on your current architecture so we can let you know how Wicket can
achieve this?
There are two categories pages on the site.
1) dynamic content - jsp/servlet
2) static content - html
Both categories of pages only display the content. Navigation
simply have a generic StaticContentPage that can load static content
from anywhere.
-igor
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 7:53 AM, Vika victoria.elin...@nasa.gov wrote:
kinabalu wrote:
Can you elaborate
on your current architecture so we can let you know how Wicket can
achieve this?
There are
Vicky,
Take a look at http://www.wicket-library.com/wicket-examples/staticpages/
too.
Regards - Cemal
http://www.jWeekend.co.uk jWeekend
Vika wrote:
kinabalu wrote:
Can you elaborate
on your current architecture so we can let you know how Wicket can
achieve this?
Im actually using that exact approach..I think it's somewhat ok, because
it brings continuity to the architecture...
Vika wrote:
Hi,
I am completely new to Wicket and trying to decide if this is something I
would want to use for my project. My website has some static and some
dynamic pages
You would use page inheritance so that each page inherited its look
and feel from all the others. There are many different ways to show
different content without creating a ton of pages. Can you elaborate
on your current architecture so we can let you know how Wicket can
achieve this?
