Which plugins you removed?
tauren wrote:
That seems consistent with the problem I was having. I removed
several plugins from the pom and got things working. Like you, for
now I'm leaving adding those plugins back in until another day.
Thanks,
Tauren
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 11:59
Hey,
In easy words, what are Wicket Behaviors? what is their role?
Thanks.
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The project that I had troubles with began from the wicket-phonebook
codebase about 2 years ago. So my pom had most of the things that
were in the wicket-phonebook pom. The pom at the following url was
very similar to what I had:
Behaviours are Objects that can participate in the rendering of a component.
They serve to extract behaviour (hence the name) that is common to various
components and which cannot be accommodated in the inheritance hierarchy.
For example, you can add javascript handlers to many html tags, so you
Hi,
I have finally added the Wicket Yav Integration into the trunk of
wicketstuff-core.
There is an exemple application provided to test the actual Wicket rules
that has been converted to Yav
Every feedback is the most welcome and contribution also.
It is a first step, but we can make it
Hi all,
I just uploaded the presentation that me and a colleague of mine did
last Wednesday at Bulgarian Java user group.
The event was quite a success. I hope we refactored some of the JSF
supporters :-)
The interesting thing about this presentation is that it was made with
Wicket itself. Yes,
I have figured out why my ModalWindow was not working.
Declaring the ModalWindow from a panel did not work. The ModalWindow
would appear, but the ModalWindow contents (a panel) would be rendered
within the parent panel after the ModalWindow was closed.
If I declare the ModalWindow in a
On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 8:42 PM, Martin Grigorov
martin.grigo...@fredhopper.com wrote:
Hi all,
I just uploaded the presentation that me and a colleague of mine did
last Wednesday at Bulgarian Java user group.
The event was quite a success. I hope we refactored some of the JSF
supporters
Yeah, absolutely, good stuff. Congrats. I wish we'd be having one
presentation like this in Romania too.
Cristi Manole
On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 2:34 PM, Peter Thomas ptrtho...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 8:42 PM, Martin Grigorov
martin.grigo...@fredhopper.com wrote:
Hi all,
very clever!
Martin Grigorov-2 wrote:
Hi all,
I just uploaded the presentation that me and a colleague of mine did
last Wednesday at Bulgarian Java user group.
The event was quite a success. I hope we refactored some of the JSF
supporters :-)
The interesting thing about this
Carl,
Would you mind if I made a few minor changes to your pom files to make
this project conform to the standards of the wicketstuff-core projects?
Things I noticed are:
- yav-parent/yav/pom.xml - artifact ID must be yav rather than
wicketstuff-yav
- yav-parent/yav-examples/pom.xml - artifact
private Loop createHeadings() {
return new Loop(heading, new PropertyModel(meta, cols)) {
public void populateItem(final LoopItem item) {
int column = item.getIteration();
String result = ;
for (; column = 0; column = column
Hi
I have came to know that wicket has tester, from its features. I don't
know how to use it anybody has knowledge about that please guide me. It will
be very helpfull to me.
Thank you
Karthic
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On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 1:21 AM, PSkarthic kart...@touchpointindia.comwrote:
Hi
I have
These 2 methods are deprecated in Wicket 1.4, you should use:
public void setObject(final T object)
public T getObject()
instead.
Cheers - Steve
ro...@focusone.com.np wrote:
private Loop createHeadings() {
return new Loop(heading, new PropertyModel(meta, cols)) {
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