Re: How can I capture the data on one panel 1 when i click submit button on panel 2
Ben benarjee_g at yahoo.com writes:
Here is my panel1
...
add(new ImageQualityForm(imageQualityForm, new
CompoundPropertyModel(imageQuality), aform));
}
private static class ImageQualityForm extends Form {
public ImageQualityForm(String id, IModel model, WicketAnalysisForm
aform) {
super(id, model);
add(new Label(qualityQuestion, ()));
add(new Label(safetyQuestion, (...)));
add(new Label(locationQuestion, (...)));
add(new Label(commentsQuestion, (...)));
ListString options = Arrays.asList(Yes, No);
add(new RadioChoice(qualityGroup, options);
add(new RadioChoice(criteriaGroup, options);
...
aform.setImageQuality((ImageQuality)model.getObject());
I am getting null when i try to get the model data.
Thanks in anticipation
Hi Ben!
I've seen your code and I have a couple of questions.
Why do you pass a CompoundPropertyModel to ImageQualityForm form and then you
build form components assigning a specific model to each of them?
How do get the model data in your code?
Bye.
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Re: How can I capture the data on one panel 1 when i click submit button on panel 2
Is there a Wicket form wrapping both panels? If so, it will work, even if
both panels also have a form in them.
Jeremy Thomerson
http://wickettraining.com
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On Sep 8, 2010 9:15 AM, Ben benarje...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi,
I have a page and multiple panels added to it.
e.g I have panel1 and panel2 added to a page.
On Panel I have components RadioChoice, dropdownchoice,text area that
accepts input from the user.
Panel 2 has two textfields (accepts the login info) and submit button.
When i click submit button on panel2, how can I capture the data from
panel1.
Here is my panel1
public class ImageQualityPanel extends Panel {
public ImageQualityPanel(String id, WicketAnalysisForm aform) {
super(id);
ImageQuality imageQuality = new ImageQuality(); //model
add(new ImageQualityForm(imageQualityForm, new
CompoundPropertyModel(imageQuality), aform));
}
private static class ImageQualityForm extends Form {
public ImageQualityForm(String id, IModel model, WicketAnalysisForm
aform) {
super(id, model);
add(new Label(qualityQuestion, ()));
add(new Label(safetyQuestion, (...)));
add(new Label(locationQuestion, (...)));
add(new Label(commentsQuestion, (...)));
ListString options = Arrays.asList(Yes, No);
add(new RadioChoice(qualityGroup, options);
add(new RadioChoice(criteriaGroup, options);
TextArea notes = new TextArea(notes);
notes.setRequired(true);
add(notes);
DropDownChoice group = new DropDownChoice(location);
group.setChoices(new PropertyModel(model, location) {
public Object getObject() {
ListString l = new ArrayListString(5);
l.add(Location 1);
l.add(Location 2);
l.add(Location 3);
l.add(Location 4);
return l;
}
});
add(group);
aform.setImageQuality((ImageQuality)model.getObject());
I am getting null when i try to get the model data.
Thanks in anticipation
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RE: How can I capture the data on one panel 1 when i click submit button on panel 2
What you want is to implement the EventBus pattern (formally Observer
Pattern).
Basically, with an Eventbus, your panels subscribe to a given event and
when some other panel fires that event the subscriber gets the
message:
Panel1:
//Subscribe to event Type1.
eventBus.addHandler(EventType1.class,
new EventType1Handler() {
@Override
public void oneEvent(final EventType1 event) {
//do whatever with the event
}
});
Panel2:
onClick(.){
//After some action, fire that something has change to
all
//those subscribers that might be interested.
eventBus.fireEvent(new EventType1(whatever));
}
I'm quite new using Wicket, but I haven't seen anything like this
implemented. But I think it's quite trivial. It would be quite nice if
Wicket itself provides you with an out-of-the-box EventBus, the same way
GWT does.
Have a look to the GWT implementation, you can practically copy-paste
it. There it's called HandlerManager.
I don't know what's the standard way to solve the problem you have.
Surelly everybody has run into it sooner or later. I'm very interested
in hearing what a seasoned Wicket developer has to say.
-Original Message-
From: Ben [mailto:benarje...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Mittwoch, 8. September 2010 16:15
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Subject: How can I capture the data on one panel 1 when i click submit
button on panel 2
Hi,
I have a page and multiple panels added to it.
e.g I have panel1 and panel2 added to a page.
On Panel I have components RadioChoice, dropdownchoice,text area that
accepts input from the user.
Panel 2 has two textfields (accepts the login info) and submit button.
When i click submit button on panel2, how can I capture the data from
panel1.
Here is my panel1
public class ImageQualityPanel extends Panel {
public ImageQualityPanel(String id, WicketAnalysisForm aform) {
super(id);
ImageQuality imageQuality = new ImageQuality(); //model
add(new ImageQualityForm(imageQualityForm, new
CompoundPropertyModel(imageQuality), aform));
}
private static class ImageQualityForm extends Form {
public ImageQualityForm(String id, IModel model,
WicketAnalysisForm
aform) {
super(id, model);
add(new Label(qualityQuestion, ()));
add(new Label(safetyQuestion, (...)));
add(new Label(locationQuestion, (...)));
add(new Label(commentsQuestion, (...)));
ListString options = Arrays.asList(Yes, No);
add(new RadioChoice(qualityGroup, options);
add(new RadioChoice(criteriaGroup, options);
TextArea notes = new TextArea(notes);
notes.setRequired(true);
add(notes);
DropDownChoice group = new DropDownChoice(location);
group.setChoices(new PropertyModel(model, location) {
public Object getObject() {
ListString l = new ArrayListString(5);
l.add(Location 1);
l.add(Location 2);
l.add(Location 3);
l.add(Location 4);
return l;
}
});
add(group);
aform.setImageQuality((ImageQuality)model.getObject());
I am getting null when i try to get the model data.
Thanks in anticipation
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Re: How can I capture the data on one panel 1 when i click submit button on panel 2
Jose, Check this out
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-1312
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-1312
On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 12:38 PM, MONZON Jose [via Apache Wicket]
ml-node+2531520-6845597-65...@n4.nabble.comml-node%2b2531520-6845597-65...@n4.nabble.com
wrote:
What you want is to implement the EventBus pattern (formally Observer
Pattern).
Basically, with an Eventbus, your panels subscribe to a given event and
when some other panel fires that event the subscriber gets the
message:
Panel1:
//Subscribe to event Type1.
eventBus.addHandler(EventType1.class,
new EventType1Handler() {
@Override
public void oneEvent(final EventType1 event) {
//do whatever with the event
}
});
Panel2:
onClick(.){
//After some action, fire that something has change to
all
//those subscribers that might be interested.
eventBus.fireEvent(new EventType1(whatever));
}
I'm quite new using Wicket, but I haven't seen anything like this
implemented. But I think it's quite trivial. It would be quite nice if
Wicket itself provides you with an out-of-the-box EventBus, the same way
GWT does.
Have a look to the GWT implementation, you can practically copy-paste
it. There it's called HandlerManager.
I don't know what's the standard way to solve the problem you have.
Surelly everybody has run into it sooner or later. I'm very interested
in hearing what a seasoned Wicket developer has to say.
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Subject: How can I capture the data on one panel 1 when i click submit
button on panel 2
Hi,
I have a page and multiple panels added to it.
e.g I have panel1 and panel2 added to a page.
On Panel I have components RadioChoice, dropdownchoice,text area that
accepts input from the user.
Panel 2 has two textfields (accepts the login info) and submit button.
When i click submit button on panel2, how can I capture the data from
panel1.
Here is my panel1
public class ImageQualityPanel extends Panel {
public ImageQualityPanel(String id, WicketAnalysisForm aform) {
super(id);
ImageQuality imageQuality = new ImageQuality(); //model
add(new ImageQualityForm(imageQualityForm, new
CompoundPropertyModel(imageQuality), aform));
}
private static class ImageQualityForm extends Form {
public ImageQualityForm(String id, IModel model,
WicketAnalysisForm
aform) {
super(id, model);
add(new Label(qualityQuestion, ()));
add(new Label(safetyQuestion, (...)));
add(new Label(locationQuestion, (...)));
add(new Label(commentsQuestion, (...)));
ListString options = Arrays.asList(Yes, No);
add(new RadioChoice(qualityGroup, options);
add(new RadioChoice(criteriaGroup, options);
TextArea notes = new TextArea(notes);
notes.setRequired(true);
add(notes);
DropDownChoice group = new DropDownChoice(location);
group.setChoices(new PropertyModel(model, location) {
public Object getObject() {
ListString l = new ArrayListString(5);
l.add(Location 1);
l.add(Location 2);
l.add(Location 3);
l.add(Location 4);
return l;
}
});
add(group);
aform.setImageQuality((ImageQuality)model.getObject());
I am getting null when i try to get the model data.
Thanks in anticipation
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