date:20060410

do you see disable=disable in the html that is generated for disabled checkboxes?-IgorOn 4/9/06, R.A 
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In the GridView, Checks are populated.I would like to enabled or disabled the Checks by conditions as follows.Check check = new Check(check, item.getModel());item.add(activ);if (...) {
check.setEnabled(false);}But as matching the condition, the Check is not disabled.Can not Check be disabled?Regars,R.A--View this message in context: 
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Re: [Wicket-user] Check disabled

2006-04-10 Thread R.A


Hi Igor.

No, I can not see disable=disable in the html.
I wrote System.out.println in the poplulateItem method.

Check check = new Check(check, item.getModel());
item.add(activ);
if (...) {
check.setEnabled(false);
}
System.out.println(check.isEnabled());

Some check.isEnabled() is false, but all Checks is active in the html.

Regars,
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Re: [Wicket-user] update from beta2 to beta3 broke wicket:head in context of wicket:extend

2006-04-10 Thread Ari Suutari


Hi,



beta 4 or rc1 will solve this.


   Great !


You can check out the new improved stuff already from svn trunk if you wish.
Building a wicket distribution is a matter of mvn package :-)


   Yes, I know and I used to build our wicket jars locally, but when beta 
versions
   started being available I decided to use them instead (because I thought it 
would
   be easier to communicate about possible problems if we are working
   on  a known state/version of wicket).

   Ari S.


On 4/10/06, Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


We had to go back to beta2 because of this. It just hits us in too many
places :-(

Ari S.

- Original Message -
From: Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] update from beta2 to beta3 broke wicket:head
in context of wicket:extend


 Hi,

 What exactly do you mean. Inheritance for Pages is still supported.

There is a simple example at

http://download.syncrontech.com/public/wicketpageinheritanceproblem.zip

trying to view TestExtendedPage2 with 1.2-beta3:

 Caused by: wicket.WicketRuntimeException: Expected to find
wicket:child/ in base markup
 at wicket.markup.MergedMarkup.merge(MergedMarkup.java:315)
 at wicket.markup.MergedMarkup.init(MergedMarkup.java:50)
 at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.checkForMarkupInheritance(MarkupCache.java
:440)
 at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.loadMarkup(MarkupCache.java:248)
 at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.loadMarkupAndWatchForChanges(
MarkupCache.java:312)
 at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.getMarkup(MarkupCache.java:189)
 at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.getMarkupStream(MarkupCache.java:105)
 at wicket.MarkupContainer.getAssociatedMarkupStream(MarkupContainer.java
:775)

But the same code works perfectly with beta2. It seems that
just simple markup inheritance is not eought to trigger the problem,
there must be another class which is derived from class using
markup inheritance (ie. in the example, TestExtendPage works,
TestExtendedPage2 doesn't).

 Like with the other issue, I always appreciate simple unit test to
 verify it and to add it to the existing ones.

I'm very sorry for not providing these examples as junit test cases.
Getting more familiar with junit tests is on my to-do list, but
currently
I just cannot find time for it. Our applications are all quite large
so I cannot
directly post parts of them - because of this I always ask if the
problem would already be known before building a simple example
of the problem.

 What makes me a little
 worry (and sad) is that we have plenty of unit tests for headers and
 inheritance and I don't remember I changed the expected output, but
 still there are quite some issues poping up with it currently. So,
 junit tests are more than welcome.

I understand this. If I promise that I'll start making junit
test cases about my problems during next summer could you
check these two problems with the example applications
I provided :)


Ari S.


 Juergen

 On 4/5/06, Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 There seems to be also problems if wicket:child/ is used
 in page's html directly ie. in beta2 I was able to use
 markup inheritance on page level, but not in beta3.

Ari S.

 - Original Message -
 From: Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
 Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 9:41 AM
 Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] update from beta2 to beta3 broke
wicket:head in context of wicket:extend


  Thanks. I'll check it out.
 
  Juergen
 
  On 4/5/06, Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  There is a simple example in
  http://download.syncrontech.com/public/wicketheadproblem.zip
 
  Ari S.
 
  - Original Message -
  From: Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
  Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 3:02 PM
  Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] update from beta2 to beta3 broke
wicket:head in context of wicket:extend
 
 
   Note that wicket:head MUST be before body, /head,
   wicket:panel, wicket:border and wicket:extend.
Unfortunately no
   error message is thrown yet. Its currently only my laptop. I need
to
   test it further before committing.
  
   If that is not the case in your example, please send me a
stripped
   down version of the page and panels etc preferably as junit test
case
   like in src/test
  
   Juergen
  
   On 4/4/06, Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hi,
  
   We just updates from 1.2 beta2 to beta3 and noticted that
   some our components using wicket:head stuff to add things to
   page's head no longer work. Closer examination shows that those
   components are also using wicket:extend tags.
  
   Things work if we put an empty wicket:extend/wicket:extend
   to base panel's html file - after that stuff from derived
panel's wicket:head
   section appears on page.
  
  Ari S.

Re: [Wicket-user] update from beta2 to beta3 broke wicket:head in context of wicket:extend

2006-04-10 Thread Martijn Dashorst

True,It is in the plans to release the next version tomorrow evening. This way you can see if it is worth doing it yourself or wait for our build.MartijnOn 4/10/06,
Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,beta 4 or rc1 will solve this.Great !You can check out the new improved stuff already from svn trunk if you wish.Building a wicket distribution is a matter of mvn package :-)
Yes, I know and I used to build our wicket jars locally, but when beta versionsstarted being available I decided to use them instead (because I thought it wouldbe easier to communicate about possible problems if we are working
ona known state/version of wicket).Ari S.On 4/10/06, Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We had to go back to beta2 because of this. It just hits us in too many
places :-( Ari S. - Original Message - From: Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 12:55 PM Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] update from beta2 to beta3 broke wicket:head
in context of wicket:extend Hi, What exactly do you mean. Inheritance for Pages is still supported. There is a simple example at
http://download.syncrontech.com/public/wicketpageinheritanceproblem.zip trying to view TestExtendedPage2 with
1.2-beta3: Caused by: wicket.WicketRuntimeException: Expected to find wicket:child/ in base markup at wicket.markup.MergedMarkup.merge(MergedMarkup.java:315) at
wicket.markup.MergedMarkup.init(MergedMarkup.java:50) at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.checkForMarkupInheritance(MarkupCache.java :440) at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.loadMarkup(MarkupCache.java
:248) at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.loadMarkupAndWatchForChanges( MarkupCache.java:312) at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.getMarkup(MarkupCache.java:189) at wicket.markup.MarkupCache.getMarkupStream
(MarkupCache.java:105) at wicket.MarkupContainer.getAssociatedMarkupStream(MarkupContainer.java :775) But the same code works perfectly with beta2. It seems that just simple markup inheritance is not eought to trigger the problem,
there must be another class which is derived from class using markup inheritance (ie. in the example, TestExtendPage works, TestExtendedPage2 doesn't). Like with the other issue, I always appreciate simple unit test to
verify it and to add it to the existing ones. I'm very sorry for not providing these examples as junit test cases. Getting more familiar with junit tests is on my to-do list, but
currently I just cannot find time for it. Our applications are all quite large so I cannot directly post parts of them - because of this I always ask if the problem would already be known before building a simple example
of the problem. What makes me a little worry (and sad) is that we have plenty of unit tests for headers and inheritance and I don't remember I changed the expected output, but
still there are quite some issues poping up with it currently. So, junit tests are more than welcome. I understand this. If I promise that I'll start making junit
test cases about my problems during next summer could you check these two problems with the example applications I provided :) Ari S.
Juergen On 4/5/06, Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There seems to be also problems if wicket:child/ is used
in page's html directly ie. in beta2 I was able to use markup inheritance on page level, but not in beta3. Ari S.
- Original Message - From: Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 9:41 AM Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] update from beta2 to beta3 broke
wicket:head in context of wicket:extend Thanks. I'll check it out. Juergen
On 4/5/06, Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There is a simple example in
http://download.syncrontech.com/public/wicketheadproblem.zip Ari S.
- Original Message - From: Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 3:02 PM Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] update from beta2 to beta3 broke
wicket:head in context of wicket:extendNote that wicket:head MUST be before body, /head,
wicket:panel, wicket:border and wicket:extend. Unfortunately noerror message is thrown yet. Its currently only my laptop. I need
totest it further before committing. If that is not the case in your example, please send me a stripped
down version of the page and panels etc preferably as junit test caselike in src/test Juergen
On 4/4/06, Ari Suutari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi,
We just updates from 1.2 beta2 to beta3 and noticted thatsome our components using wicket:head stuff to add things to
page's head no longer work. Closer examination shows that thosecomponents are also using wicket:extend tags.
Things work if we put an empty wicket:extend/wicket:extendto base panel's html file - after that stuff from derived panel's wicket:head
section

Re: [Wicket-user] View from 30,000 feet of Wicket infrastructure

I also don't use WebTools (if i use it is is purely for the xml/html editors if i install it)I still think webtools is much to bloated. They should contribute there editors to the core of eclipse so that eclipse has nice editors for the basic types.
Then i don't have to install webtools at all.For starting tomcat and debugging webapps i use the Sysdeo plugin. Which is easy to use (in my eyes) and does it 'right' (compared to the jetty plugin ;) )johan
On 4/10/06, Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm...not familiar but it sounds like a beginner might struggle w/ something like that? I could be wrong. The webtools platform was brutally poor until recently when they managed to stabilize it...I was actually impressed the last time I test-drove it.
I'll have to check out Merve. Is it simply a plugin that deploys to tomcat? I'm using a lot of Wicket + EJB3 on JBoss 4 these days (zen, if you ask me.) I've been using Eclipse 3.1.2 MyEclipse 4.1...couldn't

be happier.On 4/9/06, Daniel Spiewak
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I prefer vanilla Eclipse 3.2, XMLBuddy and the Merve plugin (very flakey, but it works well once you figure out its idiosyncrasies).
DanielOn 4/9/06,
Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

That's tough since there is no ground-up tutorial like this when it comes to Wicket (that I know of.) There's a Wicket book on the way from what I understand but that may not be for a few months or so?
The best thing you can do is get a simple Hello World working on your local machine.
1. download and install Tomcat (servlet container, http server)http://tomcat.apache.org/download-55.cgi
2. download and install Eclipse (and Eclipse Webtools)
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/

http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/downloads/3. download wicket, create a User Library in Eclipse and add the Wicket jars
http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops/R-3.0-200406251208/eclipse-news-part5-R3.html
- see section on
User-defined libraries4. Create a web project in Eclipse, add reference to Wicket User Library from step 3. Also set up Tomcat so you can deploy your test app to it - this should be fairly intuitive while creating your web project.
5. do this tutorialhttp://wicket.sourceforge.net/ExampleHelloWorld.html

This should at least give you a few clues on how to get started ASAP on a small scale. The documentation at each of the sites for each of the projects should get you what you need.
The best way to get started is to jump in! If you're comfortable w/ Eclipse and want more than Webtools can offer you, MyEclipse is a great plugin for Eclipse...I've been using it for about 4 mo. and I love it. It's not free, however.
After all of this, deploying to a linux server or another machine of any platform should be fairly simple. A web project in eclipse webtools can be exported as a .war archive which can be dropped in just about any app server/container.
Hope this helps in some way.-v
On 4/9/06, Daniel Spiewak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't think of many references that give the kind of overview you're looking for. Having just been (arguably still at) the same point you're at in terms of knowledge of web apps, I really can't say that there is a good solution. What I did is blindly followed the install instructions and then poked around with the various options checking consequences. I found as many references as I could find about wicket component details, as many tutorials as I could dig up on using them, and stumbled my way through configuring Tomcat so I could experiment.
If anyone does have any references of this type, I'm interested too. :-)Daniel
On 4/9/06, Dave Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm an old COBOL guy who has learned enough Java to be useful in a
corporate environment where I can see the need for a new class, generatea _javascript_ proxy to call the Java class from the UI, and build a classwith Eclipse to do the job.Now I'd like to begin developing in Wicket for my own purposes under
Windows 2000 / XP.However, when it comes to the infrastructure of webapps, I get mired in details much too quickly.What are some good references that clearly explain the various levels ofsoftware I encounter, such as Linux, Tomcat,Jetty, Hibernate, PHP,
MySQL and all the rest, and whether they're on the local machine or theremote server?And which are even needed?Most of what I find seems to assume too much familiarity with theseissues.I need a high-level overview that explains all this stuff
without dropping down to 300 feet so quickly.Blindly followinginstallation instructions doesn't work well without knowing theconsequences of various choices.Thanks for any help.Dave

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Re: [Wicket-user] View from 30,000 feet of Wicket infrastructure

2006-04-10 Thread Gwyn Evans

On 10/04/06, Dave Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 What are some good references that clearly explain the various levels of
 software I encounter, such as Linux, Tomcat,  Jetty, Hibernate, PHP,
 MySQL and all the rest, and whether they're on the local machine or the
 remote server?  And which are even needed?

 Most of what I find seems to assume too much familiarity with these
 issues.  I need a high-level overview that explains all this stuff
 without dropping down to 300 feet so quickly.  Blindly following
 installation instructions doesn't work well without knowing the
 consequences of various choices.

Hi,
  I'm not aware of any specific starting point, but there are
certainly a number of points that will help once you have managed to
get a feel for what belongs where - Hopefully the following (very
brief) comments will help though...

  Linux: Operating System (also WinXP, OSX, Solaris)
- Shouldn't make any real difference to the applications being
developed as the Java apps run in a java virtual machine, which
provides a common environment to the application despite the different
OS's.

  Tomcat, Jetty: Java Servlet Engines/Containers (also Resin).
- Server-side apps that host web applications consisting of Java
Servlets. Client-side web-browsers make requests, which get passed to
the servlets by the servlet engines/containers, which respond with
HTML pages.
Try one or more, just don't try  run more than one at a time unless
you configure them to listen on different ports (typically they'll all
default to listening on port 8080).  (Tomcat is the commonest, but not
the easiest to configure nor the clearest when things go wrong - I'd
recommend evaluating Jetty  Resin too, as they're both good  often
provide better diagnostics.)

  MySQL: Relational Database (also Oracle, PostgreSQL, HSQLDB)
- Server-side apps that the servlets/web-apps will use to store
data. Will involve SQL and JDBC drivers.

  Hibernate: Persistence framework (also IBatis, JDO  Spring SQL)
- Helps to map between Object-orientated Java code and the
Record-orientated world of relational databases. Leave 'till later!

  PHP: Scripting language that can be embedded into HTML.
- Not related to Java or Servlet engines, but rather an
alternative. Runs in web servers such as Apache.  The goal of the
language is to allow web developers to write dynamically generated
pages quickly. Can lead to difficult to maintain code!

  JSP: Java Server Pages : Java-based scripting language that can be
embedded into HTML.
- Runs in jsp/servlet engines such as Tomcat.  The goal of the
language is to allow web developers to write dynamically generated
pages quickly. Can lead to difficult to maintain code!

Sun's Servlet Docs - http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/docs.html
Keep asking questions, though.

/Gwyn


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Re: [Wicket-user] View from 30,000 feet of Wicket infrastructure

Johan, I agree, the basic types that webtools provides editability for should be built into eclipse...like html, xml, _javascript_, css, etc. However, for a beginner, installing eclipse + webtools gives you everything you need to build a basic Java EE-based web app.
It was my experience, when starting out w/ Java about a year ago, that these tools alone got me up and running, building sites very quickly. I was able to work from my Gentoo workstation at home and my Winxp box at work w/ exactly the same tools.
As for MyEclipse...that was my only compromise when it came to choosing tools and trying to keep everything open source. After using it, I had to have it! :D I'm glad I did, they have a Matisse editor coming anytime now...should be interesting.
On 4/10/06, Daniel Spiewak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Merve will either deploy to Tomcat or run the webapp in a bundled Tomcat instance. Just to give you a headstart in the flakey-ness, it all has to do with creating the Run Configuration and the webapp context dir. :-)

I would use MyEclipse if I was willing to spend the money on it.Daniel
On 4/10/06, Vincent Jenks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hmm...not familiar but it sounds like a beginner might struggle w/ something like that? I could be wrong. The webtools platform was brutally poor until recently when they managed to stabilize it...I was actually impressed the last time I test-drove it.
I'll have to check out Merve. Is it simply a plugin that deploys to tomcat? I'm using a lot of Wicket + EJB3 on JBoss 4 these days (zen, if you ask me.) I've been using Eclipse 3.1.2 MyEclipse 4.1...couldn't

be happier.On 4/9/06, Daniel Spiewak

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I prefer vanilla Eclipse 3.2, XMLBuddy and the Merve plugin (very flakey, but it works well once you figure out its idiosyncrasies).
DanielOn 4/9/06,
Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

[Wicket-user] Any Wicket presentation material ?

2006-04-10 Thread Ingram Chen

Hi, all Our team decides to start to adopt Wicket next month. And I am reponsible for introducing and training. Are there any exist materials or slices for reference ? There is a pdf in JavaPolis but unfortunately it is broken...
 I highly appreciate any help, thanks.-- Ingram ChenJava [EMAIL PROTECTED]Institue of BioMedical Sciences Academia Sinica Taiwan
blog: http://www.javaworld.com.tw/roller/page/ingramchen

Re: [Wicket-user] View from 30,000 feet of Wicket infrastructure

See, I look at it the other way around...they release a very stable, feature-rich plugin for the current release and support it well w/ regular upgrades, fixes, etc. I'm sure 5.0 will support Eclipse 3.2 but I'm not entirely sure.
I'd rather not be upgrading Eclipse at every milestone and work in a reassuringly stable environment.Personally, I probably won't switch to eclipse 3.2 until it's either a) a final release or b) JDK 1.6 final is released - whichever comes first.
I couldn't see anything that compelling about 3.2M6, so far that would make me have to have it just yet...but I haven't looked at it that carefully.On 4/10/06,
Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the problem with myeclipse is that they don't move quickly enough for me.They should be atleast have a version of myeclipse for every milestone build. Else i can't really use there software.
Do they have a version for
3.2M6 ?johanOn 4/10/06,
Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Merve will either deploy to Tomcat or run the webapp in a bundled Tomcat instance. Just to give you a headstart in the flakey-ness, it all has to do with creating the Run Configuration and the webapp context dir. :-)

be happier.On 4/9/06, Daniel Spiewak

Re: [Wicket-user] Any Wicket presentation material ?

2006-04-10 Thread Nick Heudecker

I'm working on materials for a training course, but I don't think they'll be done in time for your needs.On 4/10/06, Ingram Chen 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, all Our team decides to start to adopt Wicket next month. And I am reponsible for 
introducing and training. Are there any exist materials or slices for reference ? There is a pdf in JavaPolis but unfortunately it is broken...
 I highly appreciate any help, thanks.-- Ingram ChenJava [EMAIL PROTECTED]Institue of BioMedical Sciences Academia Sinica Taiwan
blog: http://www.javaworld.com.tw/roller/page/ingramchen

[Wicket-user] using superclass converter for subclass instances

2006-04-10 Thread Jaime De La Jara

Hi, In a previous post I mentioned the problems I had converting simultaneously  Date and Float from/to String, the explanation was on other side, since what I  thought was a Date instance was a subclass returned by the JDO implementation I  use.  So, I thought, would not be useful (wise?) to use the same converter for instances  that belong to a subclass of a class that already has a converter defined (in this  case, the Date class)?. That is, instead of using the DefaultConverter, when a  converter is not found, search for a superclass converter, and use the first found or  the closer in the class hierarchy.Thanks,Jaime.  
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Re: [Wicket-user] Check disabled

ah, yes. it just hit me. Radio and Check components are not decendants of FormComponent so they lack that behavior. I will add it sometime later today hopefully.-IgorOn 4/10/06, 
R.A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Igor.No, I can not see disable=disable in the html.I wrote System.out.println in the poplulateItem method.Check check = new Check(check, item.getModel());item.add(activ);
if (...) {check.setEnabled(false);}System.out.println(check.isEnabled());Some check.isEnabled() is false, but all Checks is active in the html.Regars,R.A--View this message in context: 
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please add a RFE for this so that we don't forget it when refactoring the converter in 1.3/2.0johanOn 4/10/06, Jaime De La Jara 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, In a previous post I mentioned the problems I had converting simultaneously
  Date and Float from/to String, the explanation was on other side, since what I  thought was a Date instance was a subclass returned by the JDO implementation I  use.  So, I thought, would not be useful (wise?) to use the same converter for instances
  that belong to a subclass of a class that already has a converter defined (in this  case, the Date class)?. That is, instead of using the DefaultConverter, when a  converter is not found, search for a superclass converter, and use the first found or
  the closer in the class hierarchy.Thanks,Jaime.  
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Re: [Wicket-user] View from 30,000 feet of Wicket infrastructure

i also can't say it why i use for example 3.2M6 UNTIL i help a coworker and i sit behind his eclipse version (still 3.1)Then suddenly it is all clear why i use the latest versions. Shorcuts that i used to for specific features don't work because that feature isn't there
specific views not there.. The list goes on.I have to say that the step from 3.0 to 3.1 and the step from 3.1 to 3.2 is not that big. They don't introduce a lot of really neath and nice goodies..But also i want a great
3.2 release so why not help test them? Why do you expect to have a great 3.2 release and never test it and give feedback if needed??I do submit quite some bugs nowadays and the response is mostly great and vast.
i can really say that getting integration builds and milestone builds really speeds up my developerment, because the i use the new features very fastand they are mostly very very helpfull.. So saying that it is contra productive is a wrong statement.. I can count the i have to reverse to the previous version
on one hand...johanOn 4/10/06, Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See, I look at it the other way around...they release a very stable, feature-rich plugin for the current release and support it well w/ regular upgrades, fixes, etc. I'm sure
5.0 will support Eclipse 3.2 but I'm not entirely sure.
I'd rather not be upgrading Eclipse at every milestone and work in a reassuringly stable environment.Personally, I probably won't switch to eclipse 3.2 until it's either a) a final release or b) JDK 1.6 final is released - whichever comes first.
I couldn't see anything that compelling about 3.2M6, so far that would make me have to have it just yet...but I haven't looked at it that carefully.
On 4/10/06,
Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

the problem with myeclipse is that they don't move quickly enough for me.They should be atleast have a version of myeclipse for every milestone build. Else i can't really use there software.
Do they have a version for
3.2M6 ?johanOn 4/10/06,
Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

be happier.On 4/9/06, Daniel Spiewak

This should

[Wicket-user] DefaultDataTable question

2006-04-10 Thread Mark Southern









I am using DefaultDataTable. The rows in the table get class=even
and class=odd tags but I would like to constrain these to a
particular class of table body.



Thus I need to inject a class=dataview or some
such into the tbody element.



Can anyone describe how I can do this, please? I probably
need to override onComponentTag() or some such but I cant see where.





Thank you!

[Wicket-user] a problem with continueToOriginalDestination

2006-04-10 Thread karthik Guru

Page1 has a Form that has a Button with setDefaultFormProcessing(false)

Button.onSubmit(new Page2() )


But since Page2 is marked secure and the user is not logged in, the
auth strategy takes me to SignonPage. After i sign in , on
SignOnPage.onSubmit( ) i do continueToOriginalDestination( ),

But by the time the request goes to Page1.onSubmit( ) , it no longer
remembers the fact that
it was triggered by Button. It does call Page1.Form.onFormSubmitted.
But it no longer remembers that the call was triggered by
Page1.Form.Button

First of all is this a correct usage of continueToOriginalDestination?

thanks
 -- karthik --


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Re: [Wicket-user] DefaultDataTable question

one way to do this is to attach class attr to the table instead, and then have a css style tat is dependent on the table style :table.test { blah; }table.test tbody.other { tbody style }-Igor
On 4/10/06, Mark Southern [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:













I am using DefaultDataTable. The rows in the table get class="even"
and class="odd" tags but I would like to constrain these to a
particular class of table body.



Thus I need to inject a class="dataview" or some
such into the tbody element.



Can anyone describe how I can do this, please? I probably
need to override onComponentTag() or some such but I can't see where.





Thank you!

RE: [Wicket-user] DataTable formatting

2006-04-10 Thread Frank Silbermann







To draw lines separating every cell in my DataTable I tried: table border=1 wicket:id=datatableas Igor recommended. It worked fine, except for when the IDataProvider provided either a null or an empty string for a particular cell. Then the line separators were missing. Do you think the more complex CSS approach would do better?--or even table border=1 wicket:id=datatable-IgorOn 3/31/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: style table.datatable td { border:0; border-bottom: 1px solid black; border-right: 1px solid black; } /style table class=datatable wicket:id=datatable . -Igor On 3/31/06, Frank Silbermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   Is there a way to make the DataTable draw a line between every row and  column ? like a grid?

Re: [Wicket-user] DataTable formatting

2006-04-10 Thread Nick Heudecker

Have you tried the CSS attribute 'empty-cells: show;' ?On 4/10/06, Frank Silbermann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:















To draw lines separating every cell in my DataTable I tried:
 table border="1" wicket:id="datatable"
as Igor recommended. It worked fine, except for when the IDataProvider provided either a null or an empty string for a particular cell.
 Then the line separators were missing. Do you think the more complex CSS approach would do better?
--or even table border=1 wicket:id=datatable
-Igor
On 
3/31/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 style table.datatable td { border:0; border-bottom: 1px solid black;
 border-right: 1px solid black; } /style
 table class=datatable wicket:id=datatable
 .
 -Igor
 On 
3/31/06, Frank Silbermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Is there a way to make the DataTable draw a line between every row and
  column ? like a grid?

Re: [Wicket-user] a problem with continueToOriginalDestination

hmm this won't work yesBecause continueToOriginal just remebers the url and not the post data.Can you add a bug/rfe for this? Maybe we can fix this by remembering all input values.johan
On 4/10/06, karthik Guru [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Page1 has a Form that has a Button with setDefaultFormProcessing(false)Button.onSubmit(new Page2() )But since Page2 is marked secure and the user is not logged in, theauth strategy takes me to SignonPage. After i sign in , on
SignOnPage.onSubmit( ) i do continueToOriginalDestination( ),But by the time the request goes to Page1.onSubmit( ) , it no longerremembers the fact thatit was triggered by Button. It does call Page1.Form.onFormSubmitted
.But it no longer remembers that the call was triggered byPage1.Form.ButtonFirst of all is this a correct usage of continueToOriginalDestination?thanks -- karthik -
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Re: [Wicket-user] bind Map to DropDownChoice

Is there an example of this somewhere? I'm struggling to get this working where I have a HashMapString, String...the first String is the ID and the second String is the value.I have this:   IModel dropDownModel = new Model()
   {protected Object load(){ return StringValues.getUSAStates();}   };   add(new DropDownChoice(billingState, dropDownModel, new IChoiceRenderer()
   {public String getDisplayValue(Object object){ return object.toString();}public String getIdValue(Object object, int index)
{ return object.toString();}   }));I *just* wanted to see the page render...I know the values aren't right...but anything would have been acceptable. I keep getting a very unhelpful NullPointerException that I'm not even sure has anything to do w/ the dropdowns...but I assume it does since the rest of the form is very straightforward TextField components.
I don't see where this is being done in wicket-examplesI'm using 1.1.1Thanks!On 4/1/06, Johan Compagner 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:there is no map support for this.
What you could do is give the map to the ChoiceRenderer impland give the keys of the map as a list to the Choice.johan
On 3/31/06, 
Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I'm trying to get a Map of data so I can have the key be the value of the dropdown options and the value of the Map item be the value of the option in the dropdown. Problem is, it doesn't look like DropDownChoice will accept a Map...unless I'm doing it wrong?
Is a Map the best way to go? I was maybe considering using a single List collection and splitting a single string to get the two valuesbut that's pretty fugly too.

RE: [Wicket-user] DataTable formatting

2006-04-10 Thread Frank Silbermann









Thank you!



-Original Message-
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To:
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DataTable formatting



Have you tried the CSS attribute 'empty-cells: show;'
?



On 4/10/06, Frank Silbermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:



To draw lines separating every cell in my DataTable I tried: table border=1 wicket:id=datatableas Igor recommended. It worked fine, except for when the IDataProvider provided either a null or an empty string for a particular cell. Then the line separators were missing. Do you think the more complex CSS approach would do better?--or even table border=1 wicket:id=datatable-IgorOn 3/31/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: style table.datatable td { border:0; border-bottom: 1px solid black; border-right: 1px solid black; } /style table class=datatable wicket:id=datatable . -Igor On 3/31/06, Frank Silbermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   Is there a way to make the DataTable draw a line between every row and  column ? like a grid?

Re: [Wicket-user] bind Map to DropDownChoice

give the choice renderen the complete hashmapAnd give the dropdown a model with the keys of that hashmap as a list.so if StringValues.getUSAStates(); are th ids in the hashmap then that should go ok.
but youre choicerender is wrong: add(new DropDownChoice(billingState, dropDownModel, new IChoiceRenderer()
   {public String getDisplayValue(Object object){ return idValueHashmap.get(object);}public String getIdValue(Object object, int index)
{ return object.toString();}   }));On 4/11/06, Vincent Jenks 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Is there an example of this somewhere? I'm struggling to get this working where I have a HashMapString, String...the first String is the ID and the second String is the value.
I have this:   IModel dropDownModel = new Model()
   {protected Object load(){ return StringValues.getUSAStates();}   };   add(new DropDownChoice(billingState, dropDownModel, new IChoiceRenderer()
   {public String getDisplayValue(Object object){ return object.toString();}public String getIdValue(Object object, int index)
{ return object.toString();}   }));I *just* wanted to see the page render...I know the values aren't right...but anything would have been acceptable. I keep getting a very unhelpful NullPointerException that I'm not even sure has anything to do w/ the dropdowns...but I assume it does since the rest of the form is very straightforward TextField components.
I don't see where this is being done in wicket-examplesI'm using 1.1.1Thanks!On 4/1/06, 
Johan Compagner 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there is no map support for this.
What you could do is give the map to the ChoiceRenderer impland give the keys of the map as a list to the Choice.johan

On 3/31/06, 
Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I'm trying to get a Map of data so I can have the key be the value of the dropdown options and the value of the Map item be the value of the option in the dropdown. Problem is, it doesn't look like DropDownChoice will accept a Map...unless I'm doing it wrong?
Is a Map the best way to go? I was maybe considering using a single List collection and splitting a single string to get the two valuesbut that's pretty fugly too.

Re: [Wicket-user] bind Map to DropDownChoice

I'm sorry, I don't think I quite understand.I have dropDownModel which looks like this:   IModel dropDownModel = new Model()   {protected Object load(){
 return StringValues.getUSAStates(); //via proxy}   };StringValues.getUSAStates() looks something like this: public static MapString, String getUSAStates()
 {  MapString, String states = new HashMapString, String();  states.put(AL, Alabama);  states.put(AK, Alaska);  
states.put(AZ, Arizona);  states.put(AR, Arkansas);  states.put(CA, California);..Where CA is the key and California is the value...which is exactly how I'd like to see it in the select dropdown.
Are you saying that I should split the keys and values into two different lists and look them up that way?It would be extremely useful, in my opinion, if Wicket had support for these types of objects internally, given the frequency of which they're used. It would be very intuitive if I could supply key/value Map objects into what is essentially a list of key/value pairs.
Thanks again...On 4/10/06, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
give the choice renderen the complete hashmapAnd give the dropdown a model with the keys of that hashmap as a list.so if StringValues.getUSAStates(); are th ids in the hashmap then that should go ok.

but youre choicerender is wrong: add(new DropDownChoice(billingState, dropDownModel, new IChoiceRenderer()
   {public String getDisplayValue(Object object){ return idValueHashmap.get(object);
}public String getIdValue(Object object, int index)
{ return object.toString();}   }));
On 4/11/06, Vincent Jenks 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Is there an example of this somewhere? I'm struggling to get this working where I have a HashMapString, String...the first String is the ID and the second String is the value.
I have this:   IModel dropDownModel = new Model()
   {protected Object load(){ return StringValues.getUSAStates();}   };   add(new DropDownChoice(billingState, dropDownModel, new IChoiceRenderer()
   {public String getDisplayValue(Object object){ return object.toString();}public String getIdValue(Object object, int index)
{ return object.toString();}   }));I *just* wanted to see the page render...I know the values aren't right...but anything would have been acceptable. I keep getting a very unhelpful NullPointerException that I'm not even sure has anything to do w/ the dropdowns...but I assume it does since the rest of the form is very straightforward TextField components.
I don't see where this is being done in wicket-examplesI'm using 1.1.1Thanks!On 4/1/06, 
Johan Compagner 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there is no map support for this.
What you could do is give the map to the ChoiceRenderer impland give the keys of the map as a list to the Choice.johan


On 3/31/06, 
Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



I'm trying to get a Map of data so I can have the key be the value of the dropdown options and the value of the Map item be the value of the option in the dropdown. Problem is, it doesn't look like DropDownChoice will accept a Map...unless I'm doing it wrong?
Is a Map the best way to go? I was maybe considering using a single List collection and splitting a single string to get the two valuesbut that's pretty fugly too.

Re: [Wicket-user] bind Map to DropDownChoice

ok then youre dropdown is wrong. IModel dropDownModel = new Model()   {public Object getObject(final Component component){
 return new ArrayList(StringValues.getUSAStates().keySet()); //via proxy}   };
add(new DropDownChoice(billingState, dropDownModel, new IChoiceRenderer()
   {public String getDisplayValue(Object object){ return StringValues.getUSAStates().get(object);

}public String getIdValue(Object object, int index)
{ return object.toString();}   }));I haven't seen many usecases for that because most of the timeYou have a List of States so getUSAStates doesn't return a map but directly a list.
With State objects that has properties like: a key AL and as name Alabama.That is the most used usecase i know of. johan
On 4/11/06, Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry, I don't think I quite understand.I have dropDownModel which looks like this:   IModel dropDownModel = new Model()
   {protected Object load(){
 return StringValues.getUSAStates(); //via proxy}   };StringValues.getUSAStates() looks something like this:
 public static MapString, String getUSAStates()
 {  MapString, String states = new HashMapString, String();  states.put(AL, Alabama);  states.put(AK, Alaska);  
states.put(AZ, Arizona);  states.put(AR, Arkansas);  states.put(CA, California);..Where CA is the key and California is the value...which is exactly how I'd like to see it in the select dropdown.
Are you saying that I should split the keys and values into two different lists and look them up that way?It would be extremely useful, in my opinion, if Wicket had support for these types of objects internally, given the frequency of which they're used. It would be very intuitive if I could supply key/value Map objects into what is essentially a list of key/value pairs.
Thanks again...On 4/10/06, Johan Compagner 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
give the choice renderen the complete hashmapAnd give the dropdown a model with the keys of that hashmap as a list.so if StringValues.getUSAStates(); are th ids in the hashmap then that should go ok.

but youre choicerender is wrong: add(new DropDownChoice(billingState, dropDownModel, new IChoiceRenderer()
   {public String getDisplayValue(Object object){ return idValueHashmap.get(object);

}public String getIdValue(Object object, int index)
{ return object.toString();}   }));
On 4/11/06, Vincent Jenks 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Is there an example of this somewhere? I'm struggling to get this working where I have a HashMapString, String...the first String is the ID and the second String is the value.
I have this:   IModel dropDownModel = new Model()
   {protected Object load(){ return StringValues.getUSAStates();}   };   add(new DropDownChoice(billingState, dropDownModel, new IChoiceRenderer()
   {public String getDisplayValue(Object object){ return object.toString();}public String getIdValue(Object object, int index)
{ return object.toString();}   }));I *just* wanted to see the page render...I know the values aren't right...but anything would have been acceptable. I keep getting a very unhelpful NullPointerException that I'm not even sure has anything to do w/ the dropdowns...but I assume it does since the rest of the form is very straightforward TextField components.
I don't see where this is being done in wicket-examplesI'm using 1.1.1Thanks!On 4/1/06, 
Johan Compagner 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there is no map support for this.
What you could do is give the map to the ChoiceRenderer impland give the keys of the map as a list to the Choice.johan



On 3/31/06, 
Vincent Jenks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




I'm trying to get a Map of data so I can have the key be the value of the dropdown options and the value of the Map item be the value of the option in the dropdown. Problem is, it doesn't look like DropDownChoice will accept a Map...unless I'm doing it wrong?
Is a Map the best way to go? I was maybe considering using a single List collection and splitting a single string to get the two valuesbut that's pretty fugly too.

Re: [Wicket-user] View from 30,000 feet of Wicket infrastructure

2006-04-10 Thread Dave Johnson

Thanks to all who replied to this thread.  I'll investigate your helpful 
ideas.


Dave


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Re: [Wicket-user] Enterprise application using Wicket

2006-04-10 Thread dave723


Many thanks for all replies.  This will help me get the decision makesr to
give Wicket a try.

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[Wicket-user] WicketTester and checkAccess redirections

2006-04-10 Thread Gustavo Hexsel

  Hi,

  I'm using Wicket 1.1.1 and trying to get my first WicketTester to work with 
the current app.  I can't seem to get the redirectToInterceptPage(Page) method 
to actually redirect to the page.  It works fine from Tomcat and Jetty, but the 
WicketTester seems to ignore the call (though I stepped into it and saw it was 
actually called).

  Is this the expected behaviour?  If so, how do you test the interceptions?


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Re: [Wicket-user] Check disabled

2006-04-10 Thread R.A


Hi Igor.

I see, and I'm looking forward to your handling.
Thank you for your reply. 

Regars,
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