Hi Sandor,
why doesn't your myDAO 'detach'(=clear) its cache automatically whenever
a new item is added?
Wicket might call #detach() in a lot of circumstances, thus this has to
be a very quick operation.
It's better to avoid tying your caching to your UI layer. If you're
using Spring, you
Hi Sandor,
Can you explain more clearly (step by step, request by request) what is
happening and what you expect to happen?
Most dataproviders (e.g. ones backed by a database model) reload their
underlying data on every request, so reloading should be easy (simply add
the datatable to the ajax
Hi!
Well, that’s a different use-case :-)
We have written a specialized ConversionModel for the exact same reason:
convert an underlying model to a target type.
And of course a specialization of that called LambdaConversionModel, which
also allows conversion of null values.
Met vriendelijke
Hi,
Sorry for the confusing.
Let me explain it more.
Let's suppose a simple CRUD page with a single DataTable and it's
dataprovider.
I need to refresh my datatable after a new item added.
So far I did it like this:
mw = new ModalWindow("modal");
mw.setWindowClosedCallback(new
