You can use Wicket Events to accomplish that.
See Component#send() and Component/Behavior #onEvent().
The timer behavior can broadcast an event and any component, behavior,
session, request cycle and application can react on this event (e.g. a
component can add itself to the AjaxRequestTarget).
Ma
Hi Patrick
Ok you are probably right and I have done this now. I was just “afraid" that
adding too many AbstractAjaxTimerBehavior to the solution would somehow be a
problem, but I guess not.
Thanks,
Rune
Den 21/07/2014 kl. 17.33 skrev Patrick Davids :
> Hi Rune,
> for me it looks like the fea
Hi Patrick
Ok you are probably right and I have done this now. I was just “afraid" that
adding too many AbstractAjaxTimerBehavior to the solution would somehow be a
problem, but I guess not.
Thanks,
Rune
Den 21/07/2014 kl. 17.33 skrev Patrick Davids :
> Hi Rune,
> for me it looks like the fea
Hi Rune,
for me it looks like the feature of updating parts of your
UploadFormPanel by using a timer should be a behavior of your
UploadFormPanel itself.
Put it inside, and you have access the particular container to refresh.
No need to refresh the whole panel from outside, which side-affects y
Hi list
I’m using the TabbedPanel component to show a couple of tabs each of them
containing a form. The form among other things contains a DropDownChoice. I
have also set up a AbstractAjaxTimerBehavior instance to do some updates along
the way. On of the updates i the TabbedPanel, that I add t
