Hello,
I did some searching, but could only find info about i18n at the message
level. I am interested in i18n at the page level.
In other words, I have a site that needs to support more than one
locale. The user should be able to switch between them from any point in
the site.
This is how I
also, this discussion did not have much to do with spring itself, but with
the fact that it isnt the greatest idea to tightly couple your persistence
layer with your ui layer, because that forces your business logic to live
inside the ui. i am familiar with spring so that is what i chose to
Hi Sam,
I find it unfortunate that you choose another framework, but at least you are moving away from MVC :-).
I really appreciate your comments on (the structure of) the
documentation. If you have other comments, please provide them, as they
will enable us to make Wicket the framework you
On 11/21/05, David Leangen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I did some searching, but could only find info about i18n at the message
level. I am interested in i18n at the page level.
In other words, I have a site that needs to support more than one
locale. The user should be able to switch
David Leangen wrote:
Hello,
I did some searching, but could only find info about i18n at the message
level. I am interested in i18n at the page level.
In other words, I have a site that needs to support more than one
locale. The user should be able to switch between them from any point in
the
nice!what you do in the submit link i want to do in the form itself (so the form generates a hidden input)Then everything in that form, Links, onChange listenerers will/can use that one to do the form submit but then dispatch the event)
johanOn 11/21/05, Christian Essl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having a component on every place localized text is, doesn't seem to be
a very good solution for me. As well as not be able to localize button
captions.
The solution I've chosen was to translate the markup during parsing
(using my own modified MarkupParser). This solution works quite well for
I havent tested yet, but it seems exactly what i looking for. A submit
link AND a submit button for the same form. I guess it will work, if
not i will keep asking you. Thanks very much for your help.
On 11/21/05, Christian Essl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry I just realized that the SubmitLink
nice!
Thanks
what you do in the submit link i want to do in the form itself (so the
form
generates a hidden input)
Then everything in that form, Links, onChange listenerers will/can use
that
one to do the form submit but then dispatch the event)
johan
That's much better. Enclosed is the
On 11/21/05, Matej Knopp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having a component on every place localized text is, doesn't seem to be
a very good solution for me. As well as not be able to localize button
captions.
The solution I've chosen was to translate the markup during parsing
(using my own
Okay, once more, without antivirus message attached to java file and one
unnecessary try/catch block :)
Matej Knopp wrote:
Hi.
There's a slight performace problem with JRResource, that it creates
JasperReport in it's constructor. I've 10 resource links on one page so
it means that 10
Will check youre code out. i hope this week.The problem now is that now always should the form completely be processed and other times is shouldfor example a Submit Link should i think process the form. But a onChange listener on a DropDownChoice shouldn't
That last one shouldn't be a real submit
I have never used Sitemesh or Wicket on a real project, although I've
played with both and they both seem to work exactly as advertised --
now I'm trying to use them both together on a real project for the
first time and I'm having a problem. The problem only happens
when I'm accessing a
Will check youre code out. i hope this week.
The problem now is that now always should the form completely be
processed
and other times is should
for example a Submit Link should i think process the form. But a onChange
listener on a DropDownChoice shouldn't
That last one shouldn't be a real
I think before writting a how-to doc it would be intresting for all what
is a good-practice for setting up hibernate/spring/wicket.
So I'd like to ask what is your best practice to for
hibernate/spring/wicket?
I currently first take basicly the same hibernate/spring setup as in
I do believe, that Sitemesh is really not required when using
Wicket... since you can inherit page markup via Border, Panel's, and
the wicket:head/wicket:head wicket:extendwicket:child //
wicket:extend.
Doesn't negate that Sitemesh isn't working correctly with your
environment though, but
That was the issue exactly -- we want to have several applications all
branded exactly the same, but my group is only writing this one
application (using wicket) On 11/21/05, Andrew Lombardi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do believe, that Sitemesh is really not required when usingWicket... since
Than use for all non pageable lists an OrderedRepeatingView. This is IMOthe most straight to use without much models and indirection - otherwise a
DataView.dont know how useful an ordered repeating view would be for database driven lists since it doesnt refresh its children every request like
Hi, i have this issue:
have a form with several inputs, that form should be mapped to a class
user i have. The thing is that the class user have an instance of a
class Pacient inside and the data of the form must goe half to the User
class and half to de Pacient.
Can i achieve this without
dont know how useful an ordered repeating view would be for database
driven
lists since it doesnt refresh its children every request like dataview,
so
be careful there.
I have my own subclass:
MyORView extends OrdereredRepeatingView{
void internalOnBeginRequest(){
removeAll();
In case you have a small test project or something, I would be very
interested in taking a look at that and see if there's anything we
need to do to make Wicket behave better with sitemesh. There has been
more interest in it, so we might setup a small project for it too
(wicket-stuff).
Eelco
On
Whatever. I must be starting to suffer from that famous open source
fatigue; I'm getting tired of that integration stuff. I'd hope there
would be more emphasis on core issues.
Anyway, if there's a bunch of people that agree on method x, and at
least one core developer regards that as a 'best
why not use the object as the model itself, this is easy with property models.Form form=new Form(form, new CompoundPropertyModel(new User());form.add(new TextField(name)); === maps to
user.nameform.add(new TextField(pacient.name)); === maps to pacient.name-Igor
On 11/21/05, Manuel Corrales [EMAIL
that would do it :]-IgorOn 11/21/05, Christian Essl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dont know how useful an ordered repeating view would be for database driven
lists since it doesnt refresh its children every request like dataview, so be careful there.I have my own subclass:MyORView extends
Great!!! I remember now reading that can use that pacient.name
notation. That solves mi issue. Thanks very very much. This list is
excelent!!.
Thanks againOn 11/21/05, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why not use the object as the model itself, this is easy with property models.Form
Thanks. Much better now. I implemented a couple of small changes on
top of it, please check out whether you agree (find the patch
attached).
Eelco
Matej Knopp wrote:
Hi.
There's a slight performace problem with JRResource, that it creates
JasperReport in it's constructor. I've 10
that dot notation is only usable when a CompoundPropertyModel is present. see this for more info and examples:http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Models
-IgorOn 11/21/05, Manuel Corrales [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great!!! I remember now reading that can use that pacient.name
notation. That
I like it because it always saves you one model and if you just display
data from the db with some links than you do need no models at all. It is
also easy to make it pageable.
A question: is the ItemReuseStrategy (OIR) still needed for forms and
feebackpanels, because it seems also to work
On 11/21/05, Christian Essl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A question: is the ItemReuseStrategy (OIR) still needed for forms andfeebackpanels, because it seems also to work with removeAll()?really depends on what you are doing.the component handlers are called before the onbeginrequest of the page and
Hi, i have followed the thread about hibernate and spring support, is
anyone here working with ibatis?
If so, where can i find some examples?
thanks
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iBatis is cool, not sure what you are looking for since iBatis itself is so simple to implement with any other framwork.On 11/21/05, Miguel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, i have followed the thread about hibernate and spring support, is
anyone here working with ibatis?If so, where can i find some
Ali Zaid wrote:
iBatis is cool, not sure what you are looking for since iBatis itself
is so simple to implement with any other framwork.
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Just a starting point, do you have examples on usage?
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that's not what i meanShould youre SubmitLink do the normal validation of the form? Is it a normal submit?I think so.But my other example the onChange on a drop down. If that one is triggered it is not a normal submit
The form shouldn't do anything, so defaultFormProcessing == false but where is
So you mean the JavaScript should store the path to the component in the
hidden field and the form reads this out (if present) looks-up the
component and calls some (interface) method on the component. This would
be at least JavaScript wise the best solution - I don't know how older
browser
That clears it up thanks
Christian
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 12:04:26 -0800, Igor Vaynberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/21/05, Christian Essl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A question: is the ItemReuseStrategy (OIR) still needed for forms and
feebackpanels, because it seems also to work with
Hi, i've asked this question once but dont get a solution. So here i go again:
I have some clues about stateful beans and stateless beans but not too
much. What i need is that when a user logins, create an object and that
that object exists during the user session (to logout). Now i think
this is
You could best take a look at the sign-in example of wicket-examples.
It has a custom session - which can be used to store information you
want to keep during the whole user session - and it has an example of
how to prevent access/ redirect to a login page for a non logged on
user.
Eelco
On
On 11/21/05, Manuel Corrales [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, i've asked this question once but dont get a solution. So here i go again:Sorry, must've missed it.
I have some clues about stateful beans and stateless beans but not too
much. What i need is that when a user logins, create an object and
Hi,
Have a look at wicket-extensions: DataView. You implement your own
IDataProvider which can use hibernate paging.
-Matej
Juhani K wrote:
Hi,
what is recommended way to create pageable ListView for 1 database
items? Is it possible to utilize Hibernate paging?
examples of dataview and datatable in action are available in wicket-examples project under repeater examples-IgorOn 11/21/05, Matej Knopp
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi,Have a look at wicket-extensions: DataView. You implement your own
IDataProvider which can use hibernate paging.-MatejJuhani K
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