the author of qwicket is allergic to maven, so you will have to configure
the project yourself
-igor
On 7/31/07, winlaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI
I a new to Wicket and have downloaded the QWicket quickstart but it has no
pom file so will not allow to run mvn idea:idea to generate the
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Ok. I finally got the new version uploaded. My host was having some
issues last night. Qwicket now supports basic bean definitions in the
UI. The CRUD pages still aren't there, but the requisite services and
DAOs are as well as the spring
Yes, I also tried to run it but fell into same problem. Can you please explain little more regarding massage your maven repository? Or, the documentation/script that you are developing may be real helpful for running qwicket apps out of the box.
- MozammelOn 8/6/06, Justin Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Version 1.4 of javamail can be redistributed, the jars can be found from ibiblio's maven repository. dependency groupIdjavax.activation/groupId artifactIdactivation/artifactId version1.1/version
thats good stuff, justin mind updating qwicket to 1.4?
-Igor
On 8/7/06, Janne Hietamäki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Version 1.4 of javamail can be redistributed, the jars can be found from
ibiblio's maven repository.
dependency
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I'm pushing out a new version with updated docs today (and the bean
builder!). The javamail 1.3.3 dep comes from commons-email but i'll see
if I can't override it that manually. Thanks for the heads up, janne.
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
thats good
Thanks Igor! After manually adding most of the required jar files, and fixing/changing several jar files (for versioning issues), I am able to run my first qwicket webapp. It took quite an effort, though it was worth it. On my way to explore it to more detail...
- MozammelOn 8/7/06, Igor Vaynberg
in the bug report:http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1512244group_id=119783atid=684975
i describe in the comments how to quickstart the quickstart without the use of any ide.johanOn 8/5/06, Michael Welter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:qicket-quickstart appears to focus on the IDEs
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It does run out of the box, but you do need to massage your maven
repository first. I'm working on some documentation and a script to
help do that as simply as possible. The problem is that sun restricts
the distribution of their jar files so
I'm not all that familier with what qwicket produces, so can't be much
help. I don't recall anything particular when I tried it a while back,
but I was probably looking at the code rather than if it ran out of
the box.
For an all-in, out-of-the-box setup, you might want to have a look
at the
qicket-quickstart appears to focus on the IDEs (I'm a vi kinda guy).
Must one use an IDE with quickstart? I was able to compile using Maven.
I'm really interested in a wicket-spring-hibernate template. Is qwicket
where I should be, or are there other options?
Thanks,
Gwyn Evans wrote:
I'm
as far as jars..i created a pom yesterday for qwicket and as soon as justin has time to put it in the dependencies will be easily available via maven.-IgorOn 8/5/06,
Michael Welter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used the qwicket web page to generate a skeleton project.When Icompiled, it was unable to
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