Dear all,
within my Wicket application I'm using a self build process framework. I
klick on a wicket button and a process starts running in an own thread.
I want the process thread to take over the control of the wicket thread
to e.g. build the gui, or change the current model of a component
Dear all,
I have implemented a Page where I use the DefaultDataTable to display a
list of data. It is inspired by the Phonebook example and works perfect.
Now I have seen the cdapp example from wicket-contrib and I like the
mouse-over effect when I move the mouse over the table. How can I
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that row has become needless, of course
//tag.put(class, (getIndex() % 2 == 0) ? CLASS_EVEN : CLASS_ODD);
/thomas
Thomas Küchenthal wrote:
Thank you for your help!!
I did it that way now:
public class MyDataTable extends DefaultDataTable
{
public MyDataTable(String id
Dear all,
I have developed a Wicket-Application (wicket 1.1)on my Windows XP
machine. In some Pages (Pages for editing data), I used the
ImageButton.class and Image.class within the Form. Everything went fine.
But now, after I deployed the application on the server, all Pages that
have
headless=true works perfect.
Great help,
Thanks!
Dirk Markert wrote:
Hi Thomas,
I think your assumption is right. You have to run java headless or
install xvfb.
Dirk
2006/2/24, Thomas Küchenthal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear all,
I have developed
in populateitem. the listview itself is not
really a component as far as rendering goes because it has no markup,
but allows its immediate children to use that markup instead. so
adding behaviors to the listview component will have no effect.
-Igor
On 1/24/06, *Thomas Küchenthal* [EMAIL
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Thomas Küchenthal wrote:
Thanks for help. I'm sill without success. Nothing happens when I
click the trigger.
I' using a CheckGroup component, maybe that's the problem. Or I maybe
I put the components in the wrong hierarchie?
Here is my (reduced) Java HTML code, please have a look:
public
Does anybody know if the FXOnClickWiper() from the Wicket-DOJO works on
the ListView Component?
I tried, but without success. If I click the trigger, nothing happens.
(It works fine on other components like TextArea, etc.)
/thomas
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