TextArea and Collection as Model

2014-05-28 Thread 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
{/*...*/}
|

Re: TextArea and Collection as Model

2014-05-28 Thread Oliver B. Fischer 
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

2014-05-28 Thread 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

2014-05-28 Thread Oliver B. Fischer 
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

2014-05-28 Thread 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:

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

2014-05-28 Thread Oliver B. Fischer 

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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