Thanks for the replies.
I will look at the links too.
On 5/23/09, nino martinez wael wrote:
> I've had no issues building javascript libraries.. One tricky area if
> any could be ajax... But that was more the javascript libraries than
> wicket.
>
> I've writte a couple of articles on the top
I've had no issues building javascript libraries.. One tricky area if
any could be ajax... But that was more the javascript libraries than
wicket.
I've writte a couple of articles on the topic too..
http://ninomartinez.wordpress.com/2008/09/09/apache-wicket-javascript-integration/
http://blog.jay
On Thu, 21 May 2009 20:32:01 -0500, Vasu Srinivasan wrote:
> Apologize if this question sounds too generic... Are there restrictions
> in using 3rd party Javascript libraries when using Wicket? We have a
> separate design/javascript team and they love the idea of having just
> html to work with. B
You can use whatever JS libraries that you want to. Wicket core
really only uses it's own custom JS for Ajax, etc. Check out
wicketstuff for a lot of ready-made integrations between popular JS
libraries and Wicket. Some of them are less mature than others, but
the good ones can give you inspirat
Apologize if this question sounds too generic... Are there restrictions in
using 3rd party Javascript libraries when using Wicket? We have a separate
design/javascript team and they love the idea of having just html to work
with. But there is also a need of freedom/flexibility in adding custom
java
