Replace whole page by page, or better a functionality block by block
2007/12/7, Murat Yücel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> What would your suggestion be. To start from a fresh?
>
> I know that it is hard. Thats why i said only view parts (no links no
> forms etc) as panels which actually means wicket page
What would your suggestion be. To start from a fresh?
I know that it is hard. Thats why i said only view parts (no links no
forms etc) as panels which actually means wicket pages so they can be
included through struts.
/Murat
2007/12/7, Johan Compagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think thats prety
I think thats prety hard to do. Because if you where able to render
only a panel. What happens if i click on a link on that part? Then it
has to find the page, so you have to have a dummy page.. And then
after the link click you have to somehow caputere that again and
render first the struts page a
Has any of the developers a comment to this? Is it possible to mix
wicket with struts?
For example forms could be a big issue. I guess it should be possible
to include wicket
panels in struts as long as it is only used for view. For example make
a pie chart panel
in wicket.
/Murat
2007/11/29, Mur
Hi Martijn
I can give you an use case. Your current webapp is developed in
struts. You are tired of it and want to migrate to wicket. Because
this is a big task it could actually be nice only to migrate very
small parts.
I have tried to migrate full pages and the communication between
struts and w
It seems to me that the path and servletpaths/contextpaths are a bit out of
sync then with each other
I can't tell from that line where it exactly goes wrong because 399 is doc
at the code where i look at.
johan
On Nov 28, 2007 1:54 AM, Seif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Using the org.apache.wi
Why do you want to include Wicket pages inside a JSP? What is your usecase?
Martijn
On Nov 26, 2007 10:50 PM, Seif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, i'm a new wicket user, and i'm trying to execute a helloworld exemple
> included in a JSP page
> My problem is that wicket become a javax.servlet.Fil
Using the org.apache.wicket.protocol.http.WicketServlet instead of the
WicketFilter generate a java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException :S
[#|2007-11-28T01:52:
19.732+0100|SEVERE|sun-appserver9.1|javax.enterprise.system.container.web|_ThreadID=18;_ThreadName=httpSSLWorkerThread-58080-0;_RequestID
On Tue, 27 Nov 2007, Seif wrote:
> in version 1.2.6 or wicket, there was a servlet in the web.xml file which
> can be included in a jsp page using .
> in the new version (1.3-rc1) this changed to a filter so
> produce a FileNot Found exception.
The servlet is still there in 1.3, the filter is jus
Sorry i'm not developping a new application, i want only to integrate wicket
in an existant apps, which work with ejb3/hibernate, urlrewrite from
tukey.org, taglibs, apache-lucene, etc...
in version 1.2.6 or wicket, there was a servlet in the web.xml file which
can be included in a jsp page using .
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007, Seif wrote:
> Hi, i'm a new wicket user, and i'm trying to execute a helloworld exemple
> included in a JSP page
You might be better off first trying stuff out in a simpler
setting, without the JSP.
> My problem is that wicket become a javax.servlet.Filter and not a Servlet i
Hi, i'm a new wicket user, and i'm trying to execute a helloworld exemple
included in a JSP page
My problem is that wicket become a javax.servlet.Filter and not a Servlet in
the 1.3-rc1 version :(
to explain my problem here is some code:
The file web.xml:
--
12 matches
Mail list logo
