Which rfe?
-Igor
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Phil Kulak
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I just found the code you attached to the rfe. I
actually, i think it would be better to have a base class for feedback
components that
implements the recursive message gathering and which can be given a
Class at which to
stop. it could also include a filter method to allow the feedback to
filter components
in terms of which components get
Oh sorry, I meant the code that you attached to this topic about 20 or so up.
On 7/30/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which rfe?
-Igor
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Gili,
are you sure you need it? You didn't say what you try to do. But in
many cases FormComponent.setPersistent(true/false) should do it as
well.
Juergen
On 7/30/05, Matej Knopp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
page.getWebRequestCycle().getWebResponse().getHttpServletResponse()
-Matej
Gili
Yea, I like that too. How do we deal with multiple forms, each with a
panel just before it in the tree? Do we just require that you put the
panel inside each form in that case? I'm fine with that, unless it
could break (X)HTML compliance or layouts for some people.
On 7/30/05, Jonathan Locke
but not its children. so maybe it's just this until we find a need
for recursion control:
public void add(Component component, boolean recurse)
{
}
crap. it's getting late. i meant this of course:
public void add(Component component) { }
and if component instanceof
btw, it's a total hack and an ugly cast, but we should be able to
support backwards compatibility with the current Form(... IFeedback)
constructor by simply adding the form to the feedback.
/**
*
* @deprecated ...
*/
public Form(String id, ..., IFeedback feedback)
{
...
Hi.
I've a logout link and I want it to invalidate the session and redirect
to homepage. Is there a simple way to do this? Calling
Session.invalidate() in link handler throws java.lang.IllegalStateException.
Thanks
-Matej
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Thanks. Works like charm :)
-Matej
Jonathan Locke wrote:
public final class SignOut extends UnauthenticatedVoiceTribeWebPage
{
/**
* Construct
*/
public SignOut()
{
getVoiceTribeWebSession().setUser(null);
}
@Override
protected void onEndRequest()
{
I know there is some sourcecode for Wicket that can reattach objects automatically, but you need to put the entity in some sort of container (model) that can deal with the reattaching part. But I`m not too happy with this solution because it makes pages less clear. I never did this when I used
please post a mail when you have committed it so that we can look at it
And maybe if more people like it then we can move it to extensions so
that it becomes part of the wicket.
I don't see it as a direct replacement of ListView, but maybe
pagablelist. (List that are really used to display
Peter Veentjer - Anchor Men wrote:
What didn't you use in swing? No models? that is not really possible you
have to use models in swing (and also in wicket)
I don`t think you understand my reply. I have no problems with models, but I have problems with wrappers around objects
Matej Knopp wrote:
How can you ensure that a session will be closed? What if user got
disconnected? Will the session hang open until the http session timeout?
Another problem that comes to my mind is that hibernate session is not
thread safe. Using one session through multiple request you
I still don't understand what you find so complex around a simple model
that handles the detach/attach for youre components.
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To be honest I don`t think wrapping a single object can be called a model, it
is just a wrapper. And I don`t have much problems with it
What are you willing to call for a component constructor?
like textfield: And you don't have to worry about the underlying detachable
code.. That
just happens.
If you use the objects in a view this wouldn`t be much of a problem. But
sometimes a Page needs
I have just attached polish translation - derived from the 'en'.
attached in this thread
UTF-8 encoded (ascii had problems).
Tested under Firefox 1.04 and IE 6 - works perfecty.
I just added single line about the translator.
I hope it's not too late for this release :)
Darek
On 7/30/05, Eelco
I hate to answer my own questions, but after an hour of coding, I found
out it's not possible:
wicket.markup.MarkupException: Markup for a panel component has to
contain part 'wicket:panel'
[markup = file:/../classes/zout/site/menu/SimpleMenuItem.html, index
= 3, current =
i committed them to wicket-stuff.
let's play with them some more and if more people do like it we could
promote it to wicket-extentions.
johan
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Guys,
I didn't have as much time as I thought to spend on this stuff this weekend
so im just going to put out whatever I have
Well, I got it all done, but SF won't let me log in to commit it.
Either I finally pushed Eelco over the edge or I'll just have to try
again tomorrow.
On 7/30/05, Abdullah Jibaly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excellent, can't wait to look at it!
--- Phil Kulak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cdapp2
yes. i agree.
Dzenan Ridjanovic wrote:
...
I don't see it as a direct replacement of ListView, but maybe
pagablelist. (List that are really used to display data/object from db)
johan
PageableListView may be used to list data in pages that do not come
from db (e.g., main memory
that sounds pretty tough. seems like it would be better for jfreechart
to give you the rectangles
that need to be turned into the image map and then you could add the
links using the normal
wicket image map component. maybe look at the jfreechart source code
for writeImageMap?
btw, if you
You mean you want the browser to have the exact same window position
after the click? The best way would be to use JavaScript instead of a
full page reload.
On 7/31/05, pommeslk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
in my application I have a table where each row can be selected for editing
Hi all,
i read some posts about the dicsussion if generics shall be used in
wicket. But those posts are realy old.
So how is the state today with the generics thing?
I think for exmaple for ListViews it will be a very valuable thing to
use generics there!
The need for doing unsafe casts
Considering most companies are still working on JDK 1.4 for their
application servers (WebSphere being the numbero uno), there is a slim
chance you will find Java 5 features in Wicket core. Of course there can
be Java 5 /extensions/ and components outside of the Wicket project but
that will
Or use the JavaScript function 'focus()'?
Martijn
Jonathan Locke wrote:
just an idea... but maybe some fancy trick with anchor links?
Phil Kulak wrote:
You mean you want the browser to have the exact same window position
after the click? The best way would be to use JavaScript instead of
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