hi
i don't have enough experience in this topic like you but i think if you
look at wicket-role-auth-example it's usuful and
i think you must wite this :
@AuthorizeInstanciation(poweruser,admin,sysadmin)
in this way:
@AuthorizeInstanciation(poweruser , admin, sysadmin)
On Dec 31, 2007 3:35 AM,
sorry this :
@AuthorizeInstanciation({poweruser , admin, sysadmin})
On Dec 31, 2007 2:04 PM, nasrin mansour [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
i don't have enough experience in this topic like you but i think if you
look at wicket-role-auth-example it's usuful and
i think you must wite this :
Yes, I tried it too, but it doesn't work.
The right syntax seems to be @AutorizeInstanciation( { "poweruser", "admin", "sysadmin" } )
Thanks
nasrin mansour a crit:
hi
i don't have enough experience in this topic like you but i think if you
look at wicket-role-auth-example it's usuful and
yes i said this before , has my syntax any different with your's?
On Dec 31, 2007 2:07 PM, Sébastien Piller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I tried it too, but it doesn't work.
The right syntax seems to be @AutorizeInstanciation( *{* poweruser,
admin, sysadmin *}* )
Thanks
nasrin mansour
Hi
I have a stateless page which holds product datas. And it has a tab
component which uses Ajax.
I know a way to do it with Page Bookmarks (#tabName). But i wonder is there
any other solution or any pattern to implement this issue better?
Thanks
fatih
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As far as I understand your page will not be stateless anymore once
you use ajax.
Am 31.12.2007 um 12:59 schrieb based:
Hi
I have a stateless page which holds product datas. And it has a tab
component which uses Ajax.
I know a way to do it with Page Bookmarks (#tabName). But i wonder
is
Could anyone tell me how to set the feedback message to js function like
alert(some txt must set)?
thanks!
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On Mon, 2007-12-31 at 10:46 -0500, Ryan McKinley wrote:
Hello-
http://wicketstuff.org/ currently sends you to:
http://wicketstuff.org/confluence/errors.jsp
It was like this last night too...
I wonder what it would take these domains to switch over to hippo or
wicket? scornful lookWicket
Don't assume too much. This is *NOT* under control of Apache. It is a
private server provided by Servoy.
The problem is that the server does quite a bit: bamboo, jira, confluence,
wicket examples (1.3 and 1.2), wicket stuff examples, ##wicket logging, etc.
As far as 'wicket is a web framework' is
A shutdown and startup of the tomcat instance seemed to do the trick.
Martijn
On Dec 31, 2007 5:11 PM, Martijn Dashorst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Don't assume too much. This is *NOT* under control of Apache. It is a
private server provided by Servoy.
The problem is that the server does quite a
Thanks for replying!
I did as you suggested and added the messages to MyApp.properties. I now
get the proper message for com.my.company.MyStringValidator. However
there's still a problem with the pattern validator. I am expecting my
message to be displayed as defined in MyApp.properties:
Not sure where my error falls into...wicket, tinymcebehavior, hibernate, or
mysql. My error (invalid syntax in my sql) is showing up when inserting.
I am using a textarea with TinyMceBehavior(false). The content has single
quotes; i.e. don't, you're. How do I escape these so they will be able
Regards,
Jörgen
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Thanks for your kindly reply and help.
I have read the FeedbackPanel source code and know the use of
HeaderContributor.
But I still don't know how to do . Could you or anyone help me more? Thanks!
HeaderContributor.forJavaScript(/js/default.js);
igor.vaynberg wrote:
see how feedbackpanel
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