FYI,
the examples and extensions projects are uploaded now too.
The additions to extensions are:
* wicket.extensions.markup.html.datepicker. A date picker component.
This is the first 'rich' component that uses the new javascript/ css
utility. Check it out to see how this works (hopefully some
Ersin,
By "Off the beaten path", I think he meant that not many people know
about it and are using it. Honestly, I've looked for something like
wicket before and have just now found it... Only then because of a
message posted by someone in response to a JavaWorld article on a
similar, but IMHO l
Well, it is relatively obscure as it doesn't have the industry support
JSF has. It's easy for a framework that has this support to become
widely know, and have books written about it. For a framework like
Wicket, getting people to know it is just a lot of hard work, making
sure it is good enoug
I didn't give JR integration much thought myself before.
I think JasperReports is able to produce more than PDF, right? As in
case it produces HTML/ XML/ Image, you would probably want to be able to
include in your page just like say an image. However, the trouble starts
when it is a PDF, as y
Hi,
David Geary, on his blog, has written something about the Web Framework
Smackdown session at JavaOne. What I want to mention is that he says
"Wicket's also sort of an oddity because it's obscure and a bit off the
beaten path." What do you think he means?
Cheers,
-- Ersin
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Eelco,
I would certainly be interested in sharing the code. I've spent most of
the time since our first correspondence coding some other stuff in the
project; so I haven't actually worked on this JasperReport classes until
today. The JasperReportResourceStream is at
http://pcsw.us/misc/JasperRep
How would you use it? Could you give us example code of how you would
plan to use it (like, would you use it instead of a Page, or include it
somehow)? And would you be interested in sharing your code?
Thanks,
Eelco
Philip A. Chapman wrote:
I have created a IResourceStream that will provid
Sure you can. :)
-Matej
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
Can I use this comment on my blog? A little advertisement never hurt ;-)
Martijn
Matej Knopp wrote:
1.1.0-b1 is a great release. I've succesfully upgraded my current
project. It was almost painless :) Actually, it consisting of
removing a
listview or pageablelistview are both not limited to anything.
They can do both just fine.
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
I think that ListView should stay how it is, and PageableListView
should have a method like IModel getObjectModel(Object o). Maybe even
make it abstract. I use ListView all over the pl
Can I use this comment on my blog? A little advertisement never hurt ;-)
Martijn
Matej Knopp wrote:
1.1.0-b1 is a great release. I've succesfully upgraded my current
project. It was almost painless :) Actually, it consisting of
removing a class that was a wrapper around ListMultipleChoice,
1.1.0-b1 is a great release. I've succesfully upgraded my current
project. It was almost painless :) Actually, it consisting of removing
a class that was a wrapper around ListMultipleChoice, because it was
obsolete in 1.1, as well as removing my own ChoiceList implementation,
since it's no lon
I have created a IResourceStream that will provide the JasperReport
output. I am thinking that I should create a ResourceStreamLocator that
will return the new ResourceStream and override the
Application.getResourceStreamLocator(). Is this the right way to do it?
I don't yet have a good grasp of
Francis Amanfo wrote:
The 1.1 home till contains "Juli". :)
Should be fixed now... :)
The distribution still contains the Juli thing in the documentation, but
considering it is beta software, I'll let it rest :)
Martijn
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The 1.1 home till contains "Juli". :)
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From: "Martijn Dashorst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, July 24, 2005 22:51
Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] Wicket 1.1-b1 released
Francis Amanfo wrote:
Great news and congratulations for this new release and thank
Francis Amanfo wrote:
Great news and congratulations for this new release and thanks for the
hardwork.
A little thing though. On the main Wicket page the month July is
spelled as Juli. Some mix of dutch and english here on the page :)
Fixed. You're the first one to notice ;-)
When anyone
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Once again, we shouldn't limit our discussion to hibernate. Is wicket
gearing to only support hibernate? What if I am using jdbc?
Nope, we want to support nothing in partcular/ everything possible.
Eelco
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SF.Net e
Once again, we shouldn't limit our discussion to hibernate. Is wicket
gearing to only support hibernate? What if I am using jdbc?
As far as hibernate goes, the answer to your question is yes and no. You can
mark objects as lazy and that will put them behind a proxy which will load
the data at firs
Hi all,
I have changed slightly the Signin Example:
There are now 3 page3: Home, SignIn and Wellcome.
Home:
public class Home extends WicketExamplePage {
public Home() {
add(new PageLink("signin", SignIn.class));
add(new PageLink("wellcome", Wellcome.class));
}
}
Sign
> I think that ListView should stay how it is, and PageableListView
> should have a method like IModel getObjectModel(Object o). Maybe even
> make it abstract. I use ListView all over the place for displaying a
> list of items that may or may not have come from a database. However,
> PageableListVi
>> 2) in order to use primary keys we need to translate an object into a
>> pk-based model. Currently this is done by overriding a method in a
listview,
>> however, this is a horizontal concern and should be separated.
> I don't want those methods in the model. That is a -1 from me.
> I like the c
I'll try to release extensions and examples later tonight. Still working
on the component reference (part of the examples), and want to have as
many components covered as possible.
Eelco
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
Please download and test this release. We appreciate any feedback you
can provid
Great news and congratulations for this new release and thanks for the
hardwork.
A little thing though. On the main Wicket page the month July is spelled as
Juli. Some mix of dutch and english here on the page :)
F
- Original Message -
From: "Martijn Dashorst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
I think that ListView should stay how it is, and PageableListView
should have a method like IModel getObjectModel(Object o). Maybe even
make it abstract. I use ListView all over the place for displaying a
list of items that may or may not have come from a database. However,
PageableListView really
Please download and test this release. We appreciate any feedback you
can provide!
Examples and extensions will follow later.
The wicket team is pleased to announce the Wicket 1.1.0-b1 release!
http://wicket.sourceforge.net
Wicket is a Java web application framework that takes simplicity,
s
B4nsh33 wrote:
Hi, someone has an idea project of the examples?
I found eclipse and netbeans projects on the web, what about idea?
Wicket and Wicket-examples both have IDEA project files when you check
them out from CVS.
BTW, i couldnt find a CRUD aplication example, can you share one w
2) in order to use primary keys we need to translate an object into a
pk-based model. Currently this is done by overriding a method in a listview,
however, this is a horizontal concern and should be separated.
I don't want those methods in the model. That is a -1 from me.
I like the current
hibernate doesn't do this with dynamic proxy objects? that is the exact
"black magic" that allows transparent navigation. i see absolutely no
reason why hibernate couldn't do this with lists...
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As far as I know hibernate cannot page transparently, [...]
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