On 9/4/06, Che Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was thinking there might be a resource for 'most common wicketpatterns' or something similar. Guess wicket is too young for that yet?not yet, but you are welcome to start one on the wiki
Anyway, wicket is a great framework - I managed to push i
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> there is no "one" way that is considered the best. wicket is
> code-centric so you can adapt it to
there is no "one" way that is considered the best. wicket is code-centric so you can adapt it to your coding style.personally - i would have the panel be abstract and have an abstract onclick() which the link would forward to. then in this onclick i would set the page - that way your reusable panel
Hi all,
Is there a decent resource somewhere on how to do things 'properly' (aka
nice and clean :) in wicket?
I can always think of quite a few ways to solve a problem but since I am
totally new to wicket I am not sure which way is the right one..
Example:
In a custom panel I want to create a lin
