Hi,
I’m trying to render only part of my Page and only that part should return
to the client (the browser).
Currently, my page consists of logo bar, menu bar, bread crumbs bar and some
div that contains the actual page content, say within div
wicket:id=”content”. (Actually I’m using the an
What about when responding you client just replace the content an return it
in AJAX, I think it would implie in you create panels for you contents and
not extended pages.
Example of an click to a new content:
onClick(target){
page.get(content).replace(new Content(content));
10x for your quick response..
I'm not sure that your solution is applicable for me.
First, I'm not using panels - so replace() cannot be implemented.
Second, I do not have an Ajax access point. there is no onClick() or
something similar.
The criteria on which I decide to render all the page or
Hi, I tried to kill the process but I found nothing of strange. Right now I
think that the problem is probably solved. I throw away a library that I
used together with Hibernate (the c3p0 library) that I put ther essentially
for autoReconnection problems of the JDBC mysql driver. Avoiding this
See authorization interfaces.
You can disable rendering of a component (see Component Action.RENDER).
Most of the examples out there (e.g. wicket-examples) show a given component
when the user has Admin role and hide it for other roles. You should just
change the check with your logic.
And you
it sounds like you were leaking DB connections
Thread dump easily will show you this problem. You'll see threads trying to
acquire a DB connection and will wait until some of the previous acquired
connections is returned to the pool.
On Thu, Jan 6, 2011 at 12:27 PM, LucHub luca.abb...@luchub.com
Thanks, it's an idea...
BUT I would rather prefer to think on a more light solution, i.e. Instead
causing all components (except the frame/div I'd to render) invisible (via
Action.RENDER mechanism), I think on something like:
1. Get the markup (the result html of the response) of the component I
Also your page can override the onBeforeRender, test the request for some
special parameter, iterate over all components testing they for any
visibility rule, and set visibility to false when this test fails.
Intercept the generated HTML to do that is not an light solution. I don't
think also that
See IResponseFilter
With this you can modify the final .html response for the page. Release you
regex skills and do whatever you need :-)
On Thu, Jan 6, 2011 at 1:20 PM, simon si...@redbend.com wrote:
Thanks, it's an idea...
BUT I would rather prefer to think on a more light solution, i.e.
mmm.. THANKS!!
That lokks somehow promising... - I will try this and Pedro Santos
suggestion.
10X!
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Thanks a lot. I will try this (along with 'Martin Grigorov-4' suggestion)
Thank you.
Simon
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Hi,
Sorry for post if this is not a wicket releated solution.
I would like to present the hourglass (wait cursor) if i click any link
(Ajax or not).
I know the ajax solution with CallDecorator. But is there a simple way
to get that working
for both ajax and non-ajax?
Thanks for pointing me
when the link is not Ajax then the whole page is reloaded. Depending on the
speed this may happen immediately and the cursor will disappear.
anyway you need to prepend some javascript in the anchor: link.add(new
AttributePrepender(onlick, document.body.style.cursor='busy'));
See AttributeAppender
Or...
Object[] vars = ...add dynamic file name object
StringResourceModel rModel = new
StringResourceModel(message.fileAlreadyUploaded, null, vars);
error(rModel.getObject());
From: James james.eliye...@gmail.com
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Date: 01/04/2011 09:22 PM
Subject:
When a milestone release occurs, is there any site that runs the
example applications?
Richard
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not sure what version it is but its some 1.5.x
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On Thu, Jan 6, 2011 at 4:57 PM, richard emberson
richard.ember...@gmail.com wrote:
When a milestone release occurs, is there any site that runs the
example applications?
Richard
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For the images example.
The site: http://wicketstuff.org/wicket14/
leads to:
http://wicketstuff.org/wicket14/images/
third image's html is:
img src=?wicket:interface=:0:image3::IResourceListener::/
while the site you reference:
http://wicketstuff.org/wicket/
for the images leads to:
Hi all,
I have found a lot of convenient API to work with the different lifecycle
phases of a page. However, I couldn't find the point in time when a page is
actually dead. By dead, I mean there is no chance that wicket will use it
again.
Any hints are highly appreciated! Thank you very much in
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