component far
outweighs this limitation.
jk
On Thu, Apr 19, 2007 at 12:22:53AM -0700, nlif wrote:
Let me make sure I understand: you suggest that I place the img files
along
with the html and java files?
But what if I have images that are used in many places in the
application?
Do I keep
Let me make sure I understand: you suggest that I place the img files along
with the html and java files?
But what if I have images that are used in many places in the application?
Do I keep multiple copies of that gif files?
This seems hard to maintain...
Naaman
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service as a member in any of my components - then I can inject services to
the Appliction, can't I?
Thanks again,
Naaman
igor.vaynberg wrote:
On 4/17/07, nlif [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I go with (1), then it makes sense to use the fact that the
Application
instance is created
Hi,
I understand that it is the recommendation to place html files in the src
folder, along with the corresponding java files. However, what about images?
Should I place them with the html and java files as well?
I can actually think of good reasons for placing all images in a central
place.
Hi,
I am using Wicket 1.2.5 with the Wicket-Spring extension, but without the
annotation support (I am on JDK 1.4).
It seems there are two ways to integrate with Spring:
1) In my web.xml, to use the SpringWebApplicationFactory, and to define
MyWicketApplication as a bean in my Spring context
