Michal Letynski wrote:
Ok i solved the problem. I used wrong version (1.4.17.3 - its buggy). I
get exceptions:
java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: -1
at java.lang.String.substring(String.java:1937)
at
Michal Letynski wrote:
Is here anyone who is currently doing something with tinymce wicketstuff
project ? I saw that in current version we are not able to add more then
one instance of tiny in one page.
I've recently made some commits to the tinymce wicketstuff package on
GitHub, if
I come across this scenario quite a bit. Say I have a Container/Fragment/etc
with several (~10) child components, and I'm using Ajax to toggle the
visibility of a small set (~4) of those children. The other children are
unchanged by the Ajax call.
Are there a performance (or other)
Sebastian-61 wrote:
there is currently not any more documentation.
When you use push as decribed in the WIKI (EventHandler+PushNode) then
you will need an additional message dispatching service (which often is
the case in enterprise environments). If you want to communicate within
a
Hey all,
Just explored the wicketstuff-push examples. Everything works great.
The only problem is that I'm overwhelmed with the code. I'm new to
pushing; I had no idea what Comet was before yesterday. I understand the
fundamentals of AjaxTimerBehavior polling, but push-timer and push-core go
Rodolfo Hansen-2 wrote:
I also have a bit of code we have been working on..
I was sorta procrastinating with it on my local box.
Things have been rather overwhelming lately.
If you would like to make a pull request, I will gladly review it, and
merge
it into my branch.
I actually
Hey all,
First off, apologies for a potential dual post - I used nabble and posted to
a super-level to this list.
We've been using Wicket 1.4 + Hibernate 3.3 + Databinder 1.3.0 for quite
some time now. I wanted to update to a more recent version of Hibernate,
but Databinder was incompatible and
James Carman wrote:
You could check out Wicketopia. It has support for Hibernate. You
can run the example application to see how it works.
I've been doing some searching and found many of your replies to this
statement, but I was thinking without Spring involvement. I don't have any
My first JIRA issue for Wicket!
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-3229
Thanks,
Jake
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Hey all,
Interesting thing I encountered today. I have a Panel that provides it's
own markupstream that is dynamically created from XML/XSLT. Essentially, it
scans the markup stream for wicket:ids and then calls a
getWicketComponent(String wicketId) that generates different components
based
have a AjaxAutoSavingSubmitLink (which extends
AjaxSubmitLink) with some supporting Javascript and it's working well with
TinyMCE, and SvgEditors.
Thanks for the help!
Jake
jbrookover wrote:
Hey all,
I have a component, ResponseArea, that get's a
HibernateObjectModelResponse
Hey all,
I have a component, ResponseArea, that get's a
HibernateObjectModelResponse. This ResponseArea then passes that same
model down to it's sub components (ResponseEditor, ResponseViewer).
ResponseEditor passes this model further down to a FormResponse. I have
some jQuery script that
To clarify even further, I did try to hack it so I changed the model of the
form directly (even though, I presume, it's all the same model propagated up
and down the hierarchy). That also did not work. Nothing I've done will
force the Form to take a new object before its next submission.
Hey all,
I just had a long debugging session regarding the difference between these
two lines in a WebPage:
add(component).setVisible(getUser() != null); // Typo
add(component.setVisible(getUser() != null));
The first processes the page and very silently returns a completely empty
Response
That's why I'm wondering how common it is. Based on that e-mail discussion
from 2006, a WicketRuntimeException was on the table, implying that a Page
object should never be invisible. I guess a better question would be, what
are the reasons for making a page invisible?
Jake
Igor Vaynberg-2
If this mysterious server environment happens to be Google App Engine, there
is already some code floating around (@author uudashr) that manages file
uploads seamlessly with the datastore.
Jake
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I can only say that I've been using Wicket on GAE for awhile and it seems to
work pretty well, with some extra effort. For now, I'm just using
HttpSessionStore. I asked in the GAE forums about the performance there and
they said session storage made heavy use of the MemCache to keep performance
Hi Igor,
Thanks for the hint, but I don't think that will work for me. I did try to
pre-load the resources on application startup, but I was unable to find
which resources I'd registered.
GAE does not allow any manner of dumpKeys() from the cache. The
only-preloading solution I can think of
questions and get help?
Thanks,
Marc
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 6:20 AM, jbrookover jbrooko...@cast.org wrote:
I'm pretty committed to a project using Wicket on GAE. I haven't
encountered
any deserialization issues that people have been bringing up, which makes
me
worry a bit since I've
I'm pretty committed to a project using Wicket on GAE. I haven't encountered
any deserialization issues that people have been bringing up, which makes me
worry a bit since I've encountered (and dealt with) a slew of other issues
:)
Regarding the HttpSessionStore, I discovered a bad coding
probably not ideal. Also, there would be a lot
of code duplication in it's get() method. So, still looking for a solution
to this issue. Seems pretty critical for extending an application in the
cloud.
Thanks!
Jake
jbrookover wrote:
Hello all,
I¹m running Wicket on Google App Engine
Finally! I've found others who are looking into Wicket on GAE. :)
Something else to look into, that is frequently mentioned on the GAE/J lists
but not here, is Objectify - a very thin layer over the GAE datastore. I
was using JDO, PMF, etc and found Objectify to be a pretty easy switch.
Same problem here. I'm pretty new to this business of building off of
repositories using Maven - so new that I assumed my failed 'make install'
was my fault since it was the first time I did it on my own :)
Jake
Ilja Pavkovic-3 wrote:
Hi,
I cannot reach wicketstuff.org anymore. Anyone
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