b application can be developed without
> > >> database
> > >> > access
> > >> > > and a no developer should be forced to use a
integrate that since
most Wicket users tend to use this practice. I am by no means "good" at
using Wicket yet, but have a thurst to dig deeper. I just bought the Wicket
In Action book and hope that this will do the trick.
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>> >> >> >http://databinder.net/site/show/overview
>> >> >> > or just write your own jdbc-Backend.
>> >> >> >
>> >> >> > > Nowadays no serios web application can be developed
s very good tools to do data manipulation and
> allows you
> >> >> >> > to choose whichever Framework you want to use for
> Database-Access.
> >> >> >> >
> >> >> >> > Have a look at
> >> >>
ite your own jdbc-Backend.
>> >> >
>> >> > > Nowadays no serios web application can be developed without
>> >> database
>> >> > access
>> >> > > and a no developer sh
>http://databinder.net/site/show/overview
> >> >> > or just write your own jdbc-Backend.
> >> >> >
> >> >>
n here. Wicket goes the Java-Way and so
>> using
>> > objects for any data manipulation seems to be the right thing.
>> >
>> > Kind regards
>> > Florian Sperber
>> >
>> >
>> >
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ew
> >> > or just write your own jdbc-Backend.
> >> >
> >> > > Nowadays no serios web application can be developed without
> >> database
> >> > access
> >> > > and a no developer should be forced to use an object-relational
> >> mapper.
> >>
ss architecture inside Wicket (a la Seam) would be a
useless complication for us.
Thomas
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> i do know how to handle JDBC. The problem is that i don't know how to
> use JDBC inside Wicket. I think that i have to implement
> IDataProvider wich would fetch the data from the database, but i
> don't know how to do this. I also don't
> know how to
> insert data int
he Java-Way and so
using
> objects for any data manipulation seems to be the right thing.
>
> Kind regards
> Florian Sperber
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without
>> database
>> > access
>> > > and a no developer should be forced to use an object-relational
>> mapper.
>> >
>> > Please explain what you mean here. Wicket goes the Java-Way and so
>> using
>> > objects for any data manipulatio
> > objects for any data manipulation seems to be the right thing.
> >
> > Kind regards
> > Florian Sperber
> >
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> Kind regards
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access and a no developer should be forced to use an object-relational
>> mapper.
>>
>> I wann describe a requirement to be more precisely.
>> Howto edit a dataset in a database in a form? The form looks like this:
>>
>>
>>
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o developer should be forced to use an object-relational
> mapper.
>
> I wann describe a requirement to be more precisely.
> Howto edit a dataset in a database in a form? The form looks like this:
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>
> Any examples?
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Hi wjser,
> I'm frustrated, because i didn't any answer to my question. I
searched the
> wicket documentation and the web, but found no information.
since Wicket is a "Web-Application"-Framework many believe, that it
should focus on especially that area.
Wicket provides very good tools to d
Wicket will not force any method or framework down your throat, wicket
is a web framework. It's completely up to yourself to decide which way
you want to go.. Its probably why you get so differentiated answers.
Whether you use spring or databinder or something else is up to you.
regards Nino
object-relational mapper like hibernate or
>> ibatis.
>> I wanna use plain old sql/jdbc.
>>
>> thanks in advance.
>>
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Hi all,
i have a simple question.
How can i access a database from wicket?
I don't want to use any object-relational mapper like hibernate or ibatis.
I wanna use plain old sql/jdbc.
thanks in advance.
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