Wicket 6.16 release date
Hi all, When Wicket 6.16 will be released? Best, Igor
Re: Errors in data view , req for help to fix the error in code
Martin,
I tried in the same way as before , again wicket id not referred error
comes.Please help me to correct my code below.
public class DemoHomePage extends WebPage {
public ListDataProviderDemoBean listDataProvider;
ListDemoBean list = new ArrayList();
public DemoHomePage ()
{
Form form=new Form(homePageForm){
public void submit(){
list.add(new DemoBean(1,ram));
list.add(new DemoBean(2,sam));
listDataProvider = new ListDataProviderDemoBean(list);
DataViewDemoBean dataView = new
DataViewDemoBean(row,listDataProvider){
private static final long serialVersionUID =
1L;
protected void populateItem(ItemDemoBean
item){
DemoBean
bean=item.getModelObject();
RepeatingView
repeatingView = new RepeatingView(dataRow);
repeatingView.add(new Label(repeatingView.newChildId(),
bean.getId()));
repeatingView.add(new Label(repeatingView.newChildId(),
bean.getName()));
item.add(repeatingView);
}
};
add(dataView);
}
};
//
add(form);
}
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TextArea and Collection as Model
Hi,
I use a |TextArea| component in a form so that users can enter a set of
IP addresses. The target model is of type |CollectionString|. I have
written a validator to validate the raw user input an a converter to
convert the string input into a collection of strings
(|CollectionString|).
Now I cannot set the model for the used |TextArea| instance it has a
different object type then |String|.
Any idea how to handle this?
|public class MyFormFormModel
{
private final TextAreaString cripField;
}
// The validator is validating the raw string
public class CripBlockValidator implements IValidatorString
{/*...*/}
// The converter coverts the string input into a subtype of ListString
public class CripBlockConverter extends AbstractConverterIPList
{/*...*/}
|
Re: TextArea and Collection as Model
I solved now this problem by subclassing TextArea and over-writing
convertInput().
But now Wicket complains if I reference this field as textarea ... in
my HTML template. I must declare it as input... but I need a textarea/
Does someone know how to achive this?
Bye,
Oliver
Am 28.05.14 14:27, schrieb Oliver B. Fischer:
Hi,
I use a |TextArea| component in a form so that users can enter a set of
IP addresses. The target model is of type |CollectionString|. I have
written a validator to validate the raw user input an a converter to
convert the string input into a collection of strings
(|CollectionString|).
Now I cannot set the model for the used |TextArea| instance it has a
different object type then |String|.
Any idea how to handle this?
|public class MyFormFormModel
{
private final TextAreaString cripField;
}
// The validator is validating the raw string
public class CripBlockValidator implements IValidatorString
{/*...*/}
// The converter coverts the string input into a subtype of ListString
public class CripBlockConverter extends AbstractConverterIPList
{/*...*/}
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Re: TextArea and Collection as Model
Hi,
Wicket calls validators after conversion, thus if you have
TextAreaCollectionString, your validator has to be
IValidatorCollectionString.
Let your CripBlockConverter do the format checking, I don't see the need
for your converter.
But now Wicket complains
'Complains' means what?
Sven
On 05/28/2014 03:20 PM, Oliver B. Fischer wrote:
I solved now this problem by subclassing TextArea and over-writing
convertInput().
But now Wicket complains if I reference this field as textarea ...
in my HTML template. I must declare it as input... but I need a
textarea/
Does someone know how to achive this?
Bye,
Oliver
Am 28.05.14 14:27, schrieb Oliver B. Fischer:
Hi,
I use a |TextArea| component in a form so that users can enter a set of
IP addresses. The target model is of type |CollectionString|. I have
written a validator to validate the raw user input an a converter to
convert the string input into a collection of strings
(|CollectionString|).
Now I cannot set the model for the used |TextArea| instance it has a
different object type then |String|.
Any idea how to handle this?
|public class MyFormFormModel
{
private final TextAreaString cripField;
}
// The validator is validating the raw string
public class CripBlockValidator implements IValidatorString
{/*...*/}
// The converter coverts the string input into a subtype of ListString
public class CripBlockConverter extends AbstractConverterIPList
{/*...*/}
|
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Re: TextArea and Collection as Model
Ok, I thought the validation happens before the conversion. So the
converter must also validate the raw input. Feels a little bit strange
but is ok.
Complains meens that I get the following exception message:
Component [cripsFld] (path =
[14:panel:formular:formGroup4Crips:formGroup4Crips_body:cripsFld]) must
be applied to a tag of type [input], not: 'textarea
class=form-control id=cripsFld wicket:id=cripsFld style=resize:
none placeholder=List of CRIP addresses autocomplete=off' (line 0,
column 0)
Oliver
Am 28.05.14 15:23, schrieb Sven Meier:
Hi,
Wicket calls validators after conversion, thus if you have
TextAreaCollectionString, your validator has to be
IValidatorCollectionString.
Let your CripBlockConverter do the format checking, I don't see the need
for your converter.
But now Wicket complains
'Complains' means what?
Sven
On 05/28/2014 03:20 PM, Oliver B. Fischer wrote:
I solved now this problem by subclassing TextArea and over-writing
convertInput().
But now Wicket complains if I reference this field as textarea ...
in my HTML template. I must declare it as input... but I need a
textarea/
Does someone know how to achive this?
Bye,
Oliver
Am 28.05.14 14:27, schrieb Oliver B. Fischer:
Hi,
I use a |TextArea| component in a form so that users can enter a set of
IP addresses. The target model is of type |CollectionString|. I have
written a validator to validate the raw user input an a converter to
convert the string input into a collection of strings
(|CollectionString|).
Now I cannot set the model for the used |TextArea| instance it has a
different object type then |String|.
Any idea how to handle this?
|public class MyFormFormModel
{
private final TextAreaString cripField;
}
// The validator is validating the raw string
public class CripBlockValidator implements IValidatorString
{/*...*/}
// The converter coverts the string input into a subtype of ListString
public class CripBlockConverter extends AbstractConverterIPList
{/*...*/}
|
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Re: TextArea and Collection as Model
cripsFld is a TextArea?
TextArea#onComponentTag():
public void onComponentTagBody(final MarkupStream markupStream,
final ComponentTag openTag)
{
checkComponentTag(openTag, textarea);
The exception indicated you have some other component here.
Sven
On 05/28/2014 03:47 PM, Oliver B. Fischer wrote:
Ok, I thought the validation happens before the conversion. So the
converter must also validate the raw input. Feels a little bit strange
but is ok.
Complains meens that I get the following exception message:
Component [cripsFld] (path =
[14:panel:formular:formGroup4Crips:formGroup4Crips_body:cripsFld])
must be applied to a tag of type [input], not: 'textarea
class=form-control id=cripsFld wicket:id=cripsFld style=resize:
none placeholder=List of CRIP addresses autocomplete=off' (line
0, column 0)
Oliver
Am 28.05.14 15:23, schrieb Sven Meier:
Hi,
Wicket calls validators after conversion, thus if you have
TextAreaCollectionString, your validator has to be
IValidatorCollectionString.
Let your CripBlockConverter do the format checking, I don't see the need
for your converter.
But now Wicket complains
'Complains' means what?
Sven
On 05/28/2014 03:20 PM, Oliver B. Fischer wrote:
I solved now this problem by subclassing TextArea and over-writing
convertInput().
But now Wicket complains if I reference this field as textarea ...
in my HTML template. I must declare it as input... but I need a
textarea/
Does someone know how to achive this?
Bye,
Oliver
Am 28.05.14 14:27, schrieb Oliver B. Fischer:
Hi,
I use a |TextArea| component in a form so that users can enter a
set of
IP addresses. The target model is of type |CollectionString|. I have
written a validator to validate the raw user input an a converter to
convert the string input into a collection of strings
(|CollectionString|).
Now I cannot set the model for the used |TextArea| instance it has a
different object type then |String|.
Any idea how to handle this?
|public class MyFormFormModel
{
private final TextAreaString cripField;
}
// The validator is validating the raw string
public class CripBlockValidator implements IValidatorString
{/*...*/}
// The converter coverts the string input into a subtype of
ListString
public class CripBlockConverter extends AbstractConverterIPList
{/*...*/}
|
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Re: TextArea and Collection as Model
You are right. I used a TextField. Thx!
Am 28.05.14 15:49, schrieb Sven Meier:
cripsFld is a TextArea?
TextArea#onComponentTag():
public void onComponentTagBody(final MarkupStream markupStream,
final ComponentTag openTag)
{
checkComponentTag(openTag, textarea);
The exception indicated you have some other component here.
Sven
On 05/28/2014 03:47 PM, Oliver B. Fischer wrote:
Ok, I thought the validation happens before the conversion. So the
converter must also validate the raw input. Feels a little bit strange
but is ok.
Complains meens that I get the following exception message:
Component [cripsFld] (path =
[14:panel:formular:formGroup4Crips:formGroup4Crips_body:cripsFld])
must be applied to a tag of type [input], not: 'textarea
class=form-control id=cripsFld wicket:id=cripsFld style=resize:
none placeholder=List of CRIP addresses autocomplete=off' (line
0, column 0)
Oliver
Am 28.05.14 15:23, schrieb Sven Meier:
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Re: IModel-based multiple-selection DataTable
Hi, AbstractTree uses a ProviderSubset to keep the expanded nodes. Item comparison is based on model#equals(). Regards Sven On 05/27/2014 06:29 PM, ChambreNoire wrote: Hello, I'm trying to roll my own paginated multiple-selection datatable and I'm not sure how to store the selected entities. Many of the solutions I have found online simply add/remove selected entities to/from a SetMyEntity located in the parent component however my DataProviders use LoadableDetachableModels. I could always store them in a Set of IModels but then I'd have to load everything for comparisons. I'm currently digging around in the sources for DataTable and I'm thinking that maybe I would have to provide a custom Item id generation based on the persistent entities' ids and use that to determine whether an item is selected or not but I'm not too sure about this approach (and would also make this solution un-generic)... Has anyone else tried something along these lines? Many Thanks, Anthony -- View this message in context: http://apache-wicket.1842946.n4.nabble.com/IModel-based-multiple-selection-DataTable-tp4666043.html Sent from the Users forum mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
