Thanks,
But it no so easy, because the idea is to modify the populateItem of
refreshingView.
Thanks,
PHL.
De : Sven Meier
Envoyé : lundi 25 avril 2016 07:22
À : users@wicket.apache.org
Objet : Re: How to extends
Hi,
You need:
Page openerPage = getPageReference().getPage();
openerPage.send(openerPage, Broadcast.BREADTH, new
GridValueChangeEvent(target, selectedRow));
Then any component inside 'openerPage' will receive this event and can read
and store the selected row from it.
Martin Grigorov
Wicket
Please refer the below formatted code snippet.
I'm setting selectedRow value in page creator and expecting the same
in window close call back (Line number 24), I tried with the Inter
component communication examples as you suggested. But I don't know how to
update the selectedRow in line #24
Yes, Thank you . I will try websocket.
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Hi all,
I have been successfully using wicketstuff-restannotations to create some
REST web services in my Wicket 6.22.0 application - thanks for that, very
straightforward.
Now that my REST resources and methods are complete and correctly
annotated, I would need to generate the related Swagger
On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 3:27 PM, fachhoch wrote:
> Hi Martin,
> Before adding the new request I find the previous request and call complete
> on that and if user closes browser or logs out , the request times out and
> gets closed. There will be just one request per user at
Hi Martin,
Before adding the new request I find the previous request and call complete
on that and if user closes browser or logs out , the request times out and
gets closed. There will be just one request per user at any given time.
Hi,
HeadersToolbar already creates a RefreshingView in its constructor, you should
not repeat that.
The following should do:
public THHeadersToolbar(final DataTable table, final
ISortStateLocator stateLocator)
{
// inherited stuff
super(table);
// ...