Can you send the code you use? This is on windows with a classpath set up
with maven and a standalone jetty 8.
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Thanks Sven. This looks like an issue with Intellij. I tested again with
Eclipse and it works fine.
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Ever since migrating from 1.5 to 6.x, I have had to manually recompile java
classes to get the corresponding html changes to be reloaded. I tried lots
of path variations but after looking into the wicket source code, it doesn't
appear the resource watcher is even being started so not sure how
Hi Everyone,
I need to update a feedback panel with some info after a lazy load panel
finishes getting its data. I was looking for a method like onPanelLoaded(
AjaxRequestTarget target ) but didn't see anything so not sure how to get
my feedback panel refreshed.
Thanks for any tips.
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I'm not confident the atmosphere wicket extension can handle caching and
other necessary options for a real world app. It works great for simple
demo's but we are having issues with pages that have lots of self updating
components and occasional VPN issues. I'm looking for a road map for wicket
Just got a response from Jeanfrancois in the atmosphere forum and dispatchers
are currently not supported by the ReflectorServletProcessor.
There is a general ticket open for better filter support:
https://github.com/Atmosphere/atmosphere/issues/157
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The atmosphere support is experimental right? I just migrated from 1.5 to
6.2 and used the wicket atmosphere support but I'm having issues where
pushes sometimes stop working. I thought I found a way around it by turning
on atmosphere broadcaster caching and message length checking but then I
Before atmosphere, i used a standard web.xml filter and the following
mappings:
filter-mapping
filter-namewicket/filter-name
url-pattern/*/url-pattern
dispatcherREQUEST/dispatcher
dispatcherINCLUDE/dispatcher
dispatcherFORWARD/dispatcher
dispatcherERROR/dispatcher
Thanks Martin. I am back on track after looking at those link examples and
the source code for AjaxIndicatorAppender.
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Still looking for help on how to update page components before a long running
page submit. I don't seem to see the light on chaining events from same
button so if someone can provide an example it would be greatly appreciated.
1) User presses submit button
2) A label gets updated saying button
I would like to set a label and make a spinner visible before submitting a
form that takes a long time. There are some posts on various techniques
but all I really want is to chain a couple ajax events.
1) User clicks button or changes dropdown value
2) ajax update to a label saying Task XYZ
Is there a way to highlight the selected row after clicking on a link in a
DataTable cell?
public final class ColumnList extends
ArrayListIColumnlt;QuikViewEnv
{
public ColumnList()
{
add(new AbstractColumnQuikViewEnv(new ModelString(Environment),
name){
Interesting. I may try to make a generic wicket:insert=quot;abc.xyzquot;
tag that uses the page's default property model to resolve the abc.xyz.
Will this work?
Two other cool things I'm looking for:
1) Does wicket:extend support a codeBehind attribute? Say I have 20
stateless pages and I
I'm using wicket page inheritance to take care of consistent look and feel
for pages but I'm stuck on one detail...
In the markup for a WebPage, I need to insert dynamic text in lots of
places. What is the closest wicket has to something like this:
htmlbodyadd text here
Am I missing something simple? I tried about 100 misc trial and error things
to get this to use my wicket page to handle 404's (and other errors).
filter-mapping
filter-namewicket/filter-name
url-pattern/*/url-pattern
/filter-mapping
I have no idea if this is documented and why it is needed but it works after
changing web.xml to
filter-mapping
filter-namewicket/filter-name
url-pattern/*/url-pattern
dispatcherREQUEST/dispatcher
dispatcherERROR/dispatcher
/filter-mapping
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Sounds promising. As a wicket user, I would like to see a very tight
integration of a push API in wicket-core. It seems most solutions are
overly complicated and it would be nice to have a simple API that just let
you add listeners or set up channels, then fire off a job and wicket core
would
It is a tricky topic because what can be done from the wicket api level
doesn't have to use true push for the default implementation. I don't like
the push solutions out there. Ice-push looked promising because of the hype
but after issues with memory leaks and overly complicated requirements,
Please correct me if i'm wrong but it looks like 1.5 and 1.6 wicket will
continue to use behaviors to work with ajax events driven by user events or
timers. In the real world a lot of my ajax needs occur when i need to push
back page state changes and don't want to write 100 lines of code with
Thanks for the reply. The direction I'm wondering about is kind of like
chained ajax requests and responses. At the API level you would update some
controls in the onClick(), then tell wicket to return the updated ajax
targets by calling some API method that would block until the web browser
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