Craig,
It's been just over 2 weeks since I've started looking at Wicket. In
the past I've had to abandon evaluation of JSF and Struts 2 due to lack
of time. I was spending a lot of time writing code to decide if they
were the right choice. I could not find "applications" written from
where
Did you look at the phonebook example (found in the wicketstuff repository)?
It shows how to build a (simple) phone book web application using
wicket, spring and (hibernate|ibatis|shades)
It is basically a petstore, but a bit simpler
Martijn
On 5/24/07, Ravindra Wankar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ravi,
I'd be interested in hearing your out come of your evaluation. I'm in a
similar boat where my company is looking to move to a new UI framework,
their first choice or course is JSF and I'm pushing hard to go the wicket
route instead. If I can show them a website like yours and say that it
Hey Ravi, just out of curiosity, is the application you provided a link for
written in wicket?
-Craig
RW wrote:
Go to...
http://www.celoxis.com/psa/user.do?bxn=umyhomeamp;p_auth_authenticate=trueamp;p_auth_login=markamp;p_auth_password=celoxis1
On this page click
i don't think so that looks more like struts.
johan
On 5/22/07, craigdd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Ravi, just out of curiosity, is the application you provided a link
for
written in wicket?
-Craig
RW wrote:
Go to...
On 5/21/07, Ravindra Wankar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. A few things are unclear to me...
1. How do wrap the link that when clicked opens the div with the palette
in it?
2. How can I make this reusable so that the div can have something other
than the palette?
3. We have the javascript
It is currently written using a combination of Struts1, WebMacro
(templating engine like Velocity), Torque etc. Due to the lack of user
interface components in these tools we had to develop a lot of that
ourselves. We are evaluating if we can do away with our code with
Wicket or if Wicket can
In order to allow users to pick columns they wish to see in a table, we
open/close a div layer that has 2 selectors to move columns to/from
Available to Selected and a submit/cancel button. We also position
this div layer close to the Pick Columns link.
Is there a component in Wicket I can
got a screenshot? dont really understand what you are describing. maybe
something like our palette component in extensions?
-igor
On 5/21/07, Ravindra Wankar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In order to allow users to pick columns they wish to see in a table, we
open/close a div layer that has 2
Go to...
http://www.celoxis.com/psa/user.do?bxn=umyhomep_auth_authenticate=truep_auth_login=markp_auth_password=celoxis1
On this page click the "Pick Columns" link in the top right corner of
the "My Projects" table.
Thanks
Ravi
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
got a screenshot? dont really understand
yep, thats easy.
create a div with an absolute position and put a palette [1] component into
it
[1]
http://wicketstuff.org/wicket13/compref/?wicket:bookmarkablePage=%3Aorg.apache.wicket.examples.compref.PalettePage
-igor
On 5/21/07, Ravindra Wankar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Go to...
Thanks. A few things are unclear to me...
1. How do wrap the link that when clicked opens the div with the
palette in it?
2. How can I make this "reusable" so that the div can have something
other than the palette?
3. We have the _javascript_ to intelligently place the div close to the
link.
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