Re: [Wicket-user] Bread crumbs based on pages, not panels?

2006-09-10 Thread aaime74
igor.vaynberg wrote: i have an implementation but it is unique to this app. basically each page takes a back page in the constructor and then i iterate over the chain and create the breadcrumbs. this might be overkill for you if you are only interested in bookmarkable urls - not saving

[Wicket-user] Bread crumbs based on pages, not panels?

2006-09-09 Thread aaime74
Hi, would it be possible (and advisable) to have bread crumbs that work on pages rather than panels? My UI is basically a big tree of configuration pages (such as the ones for an IDE) and I'd like to make them bookmarkable and with nice urls... with BreadcrumbBar and BreadcrumbPanel this does

Re: [Wicket-user] Fully modular web ui

2006-09-04 Thread aaime74
are stored in classpath next to the component / pages classes. Resources such as javascripts and css can be stored in classpath too you can use (Compressed)PackageResourceReference and HeaderContributor. Take a look at wicket-examples to see how to use those. -Matej aaime74 wrote: Hi

Re: [Wicket-user] Fully modular web ui

2006-09-04 Thread aaime74
Ha, that's the answer I was looking for. So there's no out of the box support for it, althought I do think it would not be so difficult to build one given that you already have infrastructure for static resources. Nice to know. Thank you Best regards Andrea Aime igor.vaynberg wrote: if you

[Wicket-user] Fully modular web ui

2006-09-01 Thread aaime74
Hi, I'm trying to develop an app that sports fully modular web ui, that is, one that allows the developer/user to simply drop jars in the classpath to get new functionality. The idea is to have the ui split into maven modules, and keep everything in the classpath. Extension points can be