Martin,
The problem is here:
add(new TestForm(testForm, new Model(person)));
You are creating a Model, when in fact you should be creating a
CompoundPropertyModel.
Components that do not have models ( ie your RequiredTextField ) only
inherit models that are of type CompoundPropertyModel or
That is because you did override a method, Form.onFormSubmitted, that
was not meant for that. We try to shield you from this kind of errors as
much as possible with Wicket, but sometimes that is not possible. In
this case we couldn't make onFormSubmitted not final as we needed to
override this
To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] Newbie problem with Model-s
I'm afraid that is not true. I was kind of afraid people might think that;
it's one reason why I prefer explicit to implicit behaviour. The
CompoundPropertyModel is there for convenience really. It allows
something?
Igor
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I'm afraid that is not true. I was kind
