(subject taken from an earlier Igor's post)
Is it possible to use Wicket's core to generate pages (i.e. from a Swing
app) without a Web Server, or the effort would be too big?
Currently I'm doing it with a small embedded servlet engine.
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Gustavo.
you don’t have to think about the tedious tasks like printing html
Can you explain this?
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Gustavo.
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This is a great discussion
It really is.
Keep posting, both of you... ;-)
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Gustavo.
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology
/ / I'd like my wicket app to support plugins.
/
NetBeans Module System/ is the first runtime application container for
modular Java applications. Being in production use since year 1999 it
forms a well tested framework that can handle lifecycle, coopearation,
communication between each module
Then if you use eclipse you look at Dali
I strongly recommend Netbeans for JPA development.
For a comparison, check out
http://blogs.sun.com/klingo/entry/jpa_netbeans_5_5_vs
I use JPA and both Eclipse and Netbeans on a daily basis.
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Gustavo.
any wicket example that uses EJB3 and Java Persistence 1.0
Nathan's Databinder will give you ideas and simplicity here ( if you
ignore the Maven thing, of course ;-) )
Note that the Hibernate Session and the JPA EntityManager are almost
indentical concepts.
In fact, if you use Hibernate
Is there any way in thunderbird to view only the interesting threads
Never tried (I don't think Watch Thread and Ignore Thread work outside
NNTP?)
I simply recognize my interesting threads by color (i.e. label) and then
use 'N' to locate/read the next unread message.
This works on the thread
It was hard to follow the discussions
Just curious... why?
This (complicated on purpose) picture shows:
a) a visited thread with an unread message
b) a totally unread thread
c) a totally read and closed (for me) thread
d) an important (for me) visited thread with an unread message inside (I
but you have to open each individual message inside the thread.
With gmail I can read all responses in one thread by just scrolling
my mousewheel.
This is really a good point.
You loose the conversation this way (i.e. who is answering who) but I
think is better for you, being on the
maybe add shades into wicket-phonebook, it already supports hibernate
and ibatis.
I'd like this.
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Gustavo.
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with
I use Thunderbird, threaded view.
I don't know if it's true, but I was told that gmail requires subjects
to stay unchanged in order to group threads.
(seems to be the case in this list, anyway)
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Gustavo.
Erik Brakkee wrote:
Hi,
I am having more and more difficulty following the mail
Does it work?
PS: Note that the new subject contains the original one in your test.
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Gustavo.
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
subject change test
On 9/13/06, *Gustavo Santucho* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use Thunderbird, threaded view.
I don't know if it's
real-time pluggable bundles
Or the Netbeans Runtime Container.
http://dvbcentral.sourceforge.net/netbeans-runtime.html
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Gustavo.
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff
It's simple with Spring, but you don't need Spring for that...
You just need a thread local and a proxy around your services interfaces.
Then you wrap all services calls with proper transaction handling in the
proxy implementation.
I'm doing this with plain JDBC, its just a few lines.
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I'm using 1.2RC2 on a project that will go into productin in less than
a month and so far I'm very happy w/ it.
Same here.
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Gustavo.
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