Hi Ian,
> Thanks for that. For your solution to work it looks like wicket would
> need to only call getInputName at most once for each input (since
> subsequent calls would return different names). Is that how it works?
no, within the trait I override the 'def getInputName' from Wicket with a
In onbeforerender you should init the modelobkect not the model.
But in your simple case you dont even need onbrforwrender, instead:
new textfield(..., new propertymodel(this,"model")). Done.
-Igor
On Sunday, May 17, 2009, Ian MacLarty wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If I have a TextField whose model object i
You can have each page register pinh into an application scoped map.
Then have a thread checking for timeouts.
-Igor
On Sunday, May 17, 2009, Carlo M. Camerino wrote:
> ya we've done something sort of similar to this one before but
> it kinda behaves differently on different browsers. Plus issue
El dom, 17-05-2009 a las 15:17 -0700, Igor Vaynberg escribió:
> IOC works fine if you use constructor injection :) which is what you
> should use.
+1
Tor Iver, take a look at http://misko.hevery.com/code-reviewers-guide/
It is a very good reading!
> the only reason people may prefer setter inje
What would you do with an Ajax fallback bookmarkable link? Do what the
ret of them do and go to another page? That's the only thing bpls are
goo for.
-Igor
On Sunday, May 17, 2009, John Patterson wrote:
>
> Actually I guess I could selectively re-enable url encoding (to put the
> session id) for
Hi Jan,
Thanks for that. For your solution to work it looks like wicket would
need to only call getInputName at most once for each input (since
subsequent calls would return different names). Is that how it works?
I'm still learning Scala, but so far I find it a compelling alternative to Java.
Hi Ian,
> Is there a way to get wicket to generate shorter name attributes for
> input elements? I have a largish form and most of the data being sent
> to the server is the names of the input elements.
it is by overriding the method 'getInputName' on every FormComponent and
returning a stable
Just use getServletContextPath on ServletRequest.
2009/5/17, Martin Makundi :
> That is my question.. whether I am stupid or someone baptized
> "toAbsoluteUrl" wrong ;)
>
> I had to devise this:
>
> public static String getRootURL() {
> StringBuffer requestURL = ((Request) ((WebRequest)
>
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 2:07 PM, Martin Makundi
wrote:
> Does not look right... but who am I to say. Why do you call
> field.setModel(getModel()) at all?
>
I have to set the model of the nested component somewhere. I can't
set it in the constructor, because the model is not available then.
The d
Does not look right... but who am I to say. Why do you call
field.setModel(getModel()) at all?
I would leave it out alltogether (= not change model). If you have
other reasons to change the model, then you can override the
FormComponent.internalOnModelChanged:
/**
Now i am using LinkTree with DefaultMutableTreeNode, it run well when tree
node is limited in number, but when there has big number tree node, the
wicket session file is too big, so i want to using LDM mode.
is there any example code explain how to use tree component with
loadabledetachablemodel.
ya we've done something sort of similar to this one before but
it kinda behaves differently on different browsers. Plus issues when the user
presses refresh also arises.
I was wondering if there was anything server side that can do this ?
Can comet implement this?
- Original Message -
Fr
I have one that uses spring, not guice
2009/5/17 Александър Шопов :
> This message by Francisco Treacy to the mailing list
> http://osdir.com/ml/users-wicket.apache.org/2009-03/msg00989.html
>
> points to an example, that is no longer online.
>
> Does anyone else have a similar example?
>
> Kind r
This message by Francisco Treacy to the mailing list
http://osdir.com/ml/users-wicket.apache.org/2009-03/msg00989.html
points to an example, that is no longer online.
Does anyone else have a similar example?
Kind regards:
al_shopov
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You could try binding to window onUnload event but I think there are
limitations as to what you can do within that and it may not always be
called.
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On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 10:32 PM, Carlo M. Camerino
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was just wondering if an
Hi,
I was just wondering if any of you have implemented this in your wicket
applications already.
Have you tried calling a logout method when the user closed the browser?
One of the things that I could do is to provide a timeout listener but it would
have to wait for the expiration time to happe
Hi,
Is there a way to get wicket to generate shorter name attributes for
input elements? I have a largish form and most of the data being sent
to the server is the names of the input elements.
Cheers,
Ian.
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Thanks guys. Looks like extending a Panel will be a flexible solution. I
have been tesing on Google's app engine but their app server is still having
issues with things like date formats... the YUI DateTimeField in wicket rc4
won't run but rc1 will... it looks like its just an issue on the Goog
Actually I guess I could selectively re-enable url encoding (to put the
session id) for wicket ajax links. That would work. But I guess the
googlebot does not always follow links right away. i.e. it might try to
access the session dependant link the next day. So really, bookmarkable
fallback u
IOC works fine if you use constructor injection :) which is what you
should use. the only reason people may prefer setter injection is that
configuration looks nicer.
looks a lot nicer then
-igor
On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 2:50 PM, Wilhelmsen Tor Iver wrote:
>> 2 - A constructor is for constru
Hi Martin,
On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 10:56 PM, Martin Makundi
wrote:
> ... raw input? In my understanding it works by default.
>
Thanks for the hint. I got it to work by modifying my onBeforeRender to be:
@Override
protected void onBeforeRender() {
if (!field.hasRawInput()) {
> 2 - A constructor is for constructing - your object should
> not be in an incomplete state when the constructor is
> finished (such a state that methods such as isVisible can not
> be called)
Tha language ensures that the object is "complete" when the constructor
exits, but with the exception
Any thoughts or ideas?
Thanks
Major Péter írta:
Hi all,
I'm using a LinkTree in my app, which is pretty much the SimpleTree
implementation at Wicket Ajax Examples (
http://www.wicket-library.com/wicket-examples/ajax/tree/simple.1 ),
but I have to make it custom somehow. At this time the tree
I have already tried setting the stateless hint to true, which is the same as
using a Bookmarkable link. The problem is that if any behaviour has a
stateless hint of false, it overrides your links hint.
Jeremy Thomerson-5 wrote:
>
> Is your Ajax link redirecting you to another page? Or is it
I disabled session ids on links so that bots wouldn't index every page with a
sessionid.
I read somewhere that although googlebot can and does index pages with
session ids, it doesn't really like them and will probably index less of
them than it otherwise would. Perhaps this is no longer the cas
Hi!
Anybody know a workaround for these two executeAjaxEvent bugs?
1. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-2261
2. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-2274
**
Martin
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What's important is that it has changed ;)
The logic is better now, though. However, timestamp is required if one
wants to save TIME into db and must be able to store "12:00 pm" and
"06:00am next morning". Time alone cannot express 'tomorrow morning'.
But in a text field input field it's better to
That was a Jira I raised as a result of asking about it on this list.
I did ask if there was a reason why a sql timestamp was shown as
only a time, as java.sql.xxx provides Date, Time and Timestamp.
My understanding of this is that timestamp represents a date plus time
whereas java.sql.time is a
... raw input? In my understanding it works by default.
public final String getValue()
{
if (NO_RAW_INPUT.equals(rawInput))
{
return getModelValue();
}
else
{
That is my question.. whether I am stupid or someone baptized
"toAbsoluteUrl" wrong ;)
I had to devise this:
public static String getRootURL() {
StringBuffer requestURL = ((Request) ((WebRequest)
RequestCycle.get().getRequest()).getHttpServletRequest()).getRequestURL();
int cutIndex = r
Hmm... are you sure you want to use that method at all? It uses given
path as relative to _current reqest path_.
2009/5/17, Martin Makundi :
> No, there is no code in RequestUtils that would care about a leading
> slash ... it will just result in
>
>
> "http://www.mydomain.com/BookmarkablePage/P
Hey,
I think the code of chapter 11 of "Wicket In Action" book isn't
functioning properly.
After logging in, try to logout, you should notice that you
are still in the same page and you have to click on Logout
link again in order to be taken to the sign in page.
Any ideas?
I'm using the same log
Hi,
If I have a TextField whose model object is a Float, then if the user
enters an invalid value, say "aaa", the TextField will remember that
invalid value and display it when the page is re-rendered. How would
you go about getting the same behaviour for a custom FormComponent?
Here is my simp
If the question is ressurecting again and again then it is an evidence that
there is something to address and improve. At least Wicket does not have a
method with self-documented name which deffers component creation. As the
result people have to search (using different words) and they don't satis
Does it perform validation on form submit?
nino martinez wael wrote:
>
> hmm true, I think it's because it's ajax and actually get set before
> the form are submited. I agree it would be nice if it acted exactly
> like normal form, but I guess the way it are now allows much more
> flexibility,
if (argument == null) throw illegalargumentexception
The argument is not allowed to be null. And I assume it is not null,
because the Field onto which PropertyModel(dummy,
"notNullExpression") is attached, isRequired(true).
So null values should not be passed from the wicket framework.. in princi
I see that the originating exception is:
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Argument "null" must
not be empty or only whitespace.
at com.myapp.dto.Dummy(Dummy.java:76)
that is, an exception raised by your code.
What is the code at Dummy.java:76?
On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 7:09 PM,
Hi!
We were surprised to find SqlTimestampConverter changed:
1.4-rc2 DateFormat.getTimeInstance(dateFormat, locale);
1.4-rc4 DateFormat.getDateTimeInstance(dateFormat, timeFormat, locale);
Maybe there could be a TimeToSqlTimestampConverter ... well, I'll just
reuse the old class for a custom on
No, there is no code in RequestUtils that would care about a leading
slash ... it will just result in
"http://www.mydomain.com/BookmarkablePage/Parameter1/Value1/Parameter2//images/Image.png";
Note a typo in my previous email, normally it returns:
"http://www.mydomain.com/BookmarkablePage/Parame
Maybe RequestUtils.toAbsolutePath("/images/Image.png") (note leading slash)?
2009/5/17 Martin Makundi :
> Hi!
>
> I have a dynamic image which resides in
> "http://www.mydomain.com/images/Image.png"; (the filename itself might
> vary). In order for the image to be visible in downloaded documents,
Hi!
I have a dynamic image which resides in
"http://www.mydomain.com/images/Image.png"; (the filename itself might
vary). In order for the image to be visible in downloaded documents,
the path must be absolute.
RequestUtils.toAbsolutePath("images/Imange.png"); works most of the
time, except in si
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