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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
together
with java classes. It sounds like i could keep using sitemesh and it should
still work. However is there a better way of doing it ?
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of doing it ?
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way of doing
it ?
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to write a dummy java class for every html page ?
thank you in advance
Vicky
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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
accomplish this with Wicket without
having
to write a dummy java class for every static html page ?
thank you in advance
Vicky
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