I wrote:
I see the experimental class WicketMessageTagHandler and note that it's
disabled by default. If I were to mimic this class for my own custom
filter, is there any way I could go about registering it without hacking
into MarkupParser? Or is there some simpler way to do this?
Okay,
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
Wicket is very flexible and modular. You can write your own
MyWicketMessageResolver and register it with the application. How to
do it? Just see how WicketMessageResolver is registered. It is realy
simple.
It looks straightforward enough. I will look into it.
I
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
On 5/17/07, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks like I will be using Wicket for my next project, but I ran into
an interesting little issue that I'm not sure how to solve. How can I
allow templates that have something like wicket:message's included
I did warn you [1] I'd be back! :-)
It looks like I will be using Wicket for my next project, but I ran into
an interesting little issue that I'm not sure how to solve. How can I
allow templates that have something like wicket:message's included but
with my own custom resolver?
The
Hello again everyone,
I haven't been around in a while. We're considering using Wicket for a
new project that will have a fair bit of Ajax voodoo. I've done Ajax
before in other environments, but not in Wicket. I see the Ajax Counter
primer [1] but I'm wondering what other references might
There seems to be a bug in the Ajax Counter sample code [1].
add(new AjaxFallbackLink(link) {
public void onClick(AjaxRequestTarget target) {
target.addComponent(label);
}
});
This works fine for me when Javascript is turned on, but
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
our ajax support is very transparent so there isnt that much to it.
really the best place is to look at the wicket-examples code, there is a
whole ajax section that shows the most common uses.
Thanks. I've started looking at that. And I'm sure I will have more
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
as long as you use ajaxfallback* stuff we provide your page should
function exactly the same with or without ajax. most ajax components
also provide factories for link components you can override so you can
make them use ajaxfallbacklink.
al has been doing some very
Is there a simple example around of how PagingNavigation can be
customized?
Could you be more specific as to what you want to customize?
The PagingNavigation Javadocs say that I can give my own navigation
markup and code by overwriting poplulateItem(ListItem). It seems that
my own
Is there a simple example around of how PagingNavigation can be customized?
I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I *think* I'm following the
example in the Javadocs, but my markup never matches my code.
If anyone has a live example floating around that I could examine, I
would appreciate
If you want the opinion of non-committers, here's a strong preference for
2 [X]
The thought of seeing the wicket... text in preview mode really goes
against the grain to me.
-- Scott
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
For localized attributes - so that you don't have to attach attribute
modifiers
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
the core wicket team has decided to join the ASF and make wicket a top
level apache project (wicket.apache.org http://wicket.apache.org)
That's very exciting! Good luck with the process.
I think this can only help. I'm embarking on a fairly large web-app in
JSF. I
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Somewhere I have to start naming these intermediate objects; the end of
my statements are starting to look like Lisp code! :-)
Of course, you don't *have* to use annonymous classes. Make a reusable
class, and see how much more readable your code will be :)
I know
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Basically, you can make a custom link that reads the href attribute
(href=#anAnchor), and that appends that attribute to the URL.
Something like this:
Thank you. I will take a look at it as soon as I can. Your code
doesn't work out of the box for me, as I'm right now
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
I think it is quite easy? If we implement that feature request it
would be easier as it would be build in. But so many hours in a day...
I actually forgot part of the code: [ ... ]
Okay, now it was easy! [1] Thanks. Here's what I did:
contents.add(new
I would like my PageLink to connect to a specific location in the called
page, e.g., to
http://localhost:8080/myapp/?path=1#my-fragment
Is this doable? I've been away from Wicket for a little while and think
I've forgotten something simple.
-- Scott
Oh, I'm glad to be back to Wicket. I've been off on a Struts project
for several months, and am so happy to be using simple Wicket again!
But I'm having a problem with my brain. This should be easy to figure
out, but I keep getting stuck. Maybe it's the late nights... I'm trying
to add a
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
your list consists of Items, but the model object that the choice
component is bound to is a String. wicket expects the model object's
type be the same as the item type in the list, thus the problem.
I told you my brain was getting fuzzy.
[ ...]
either change your
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
i dont know of any examples like that.
what it entails is something like this
wrappermodel extends model {
private IModel delegate;
[ ... ]
Yeah, that sounds like a lot of work, but maybe I'm missing something.
or you can do the inverse, implement your own
Ittay Dror wrote:
How can I separate the java class files and the html files: in different
directories? with different names?
Martijn and Igor have both responded, with good suggestions, but I do
something a little different. I keep the default naming convention, but
my source files are in
Jesper Preuss wrote:
I would like to be able to separate the java code and the html layout.
So I choose where the html lies for each html page. This is because I
would be able to let a html designer make the html and a programmer to
make the code.
Is this possible or not?
Juergen pointed out
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
this is not the greatest time to check out wicket-phonebook HEAD from
CVS as i am in a process of refactoring it and the
wicket-extension-repeater packages it uses.
Ahh, that explains why I'm having problems compiling it. And why I'm
not finding the extension package.
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== Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Could someone point me to where in the source code this happens? I
don't really know my way around Wicket internals yet, but I'd like to
see this, and it's not in WebPage, which was my first guess.
BodyOnLoadHandler
== Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED]
== Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RFE: allow wicket:id on body tag which currently is not possible due
to wickets body onLoad handling.
Okay. It's at http://tinyurl.com/7azmc [ ... ]
I'll look to see if I can create a patch for this.
Okay, a patch
I don't know if my use-case is enough of a reason to clutter up the
interface of WebPage. I also don't know if there is a reason to widen
this facility beyond adding AttributeModifiers. But for what it's
worth, here is my simple suggestion.
Honestly, I'm not in favour of cluttering the
wicket.markup.html;
+
+import wicket.AttributeModifier;
+
+
+/**
+ * An interface to be implemented by components which are able to add
+ * information to the body tag associated with the markup.
+ *
+ * @author Scott Sauyet
+ */
+public interface IBodyTagContributor
Why does the BODY allow an unused wicket:id attribute?
I was trying to implement an enhancement to my markup-inheritance-based
pages to add a class attribute to the body tag in order to make it a
little easier to apply my CSS. I added 'wicket:id=body' to the body
tag, and started adding a
== Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
== Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the info, Juergen.
So my first question is why don't I get an exception when there is a
wicket:id attribute on the BODY tag and no corresponding Component on
the Page?
It all has to do with wicket:head
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
But how do we know what kind of documentation to write when we don't
know what you are looking for?
I think part of the problem is that the documentation is not as easily
found as I for one would like. For instance, from the front page of the
Wicket site, if I want
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Or take the whole CVS issue. We all know that Sourceforge's CVS can get
very annoying. I've been able to download the wicket-contrib modules
that I know about, but I've never been able to get a comprehensive list
of such modules. SF always tells me that
I'm using Wicket 1.1, and am trying Markup Inheritance for the first
time. I'm confused as to why wicket:child must be empty.
This:
wicket:child/
works fine, but this:
wicket:child
div id=mainpMain content here/p/div
/wicket:child
fails with
= Juergen Donnerstag [EMAIL PROTECTED]
= Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there some good reason that wicket:child can't have a disposable
body in the markup to enhance previewability?
No specific reason. Please open an RFE. Thanks
Okay:
1357511: http://tinyurl.com/exa9o
Thanks
= James Yong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
= Johan Compagner jcompagner at gmail.com
If you can do that then i would just have the img tag directly in
the html with a wicket id and then you use a label componet which
only has a attribute modifier to set the src attribute.
That looks to me as the
Phil Kulak wrote:
Here we go. Right now you'll get a RuntimeException. Change the ps to
divs and it's all good.
Confirmed. (Except that the attachment was the one with the DIV not the
P.) Running against 1.1, I get the same exception as Phil. Against
HEAD, the DIV work fine but the P
Andrew Berman wrote:
I think the attribute feature should be removed. I think it is just
un-Wicket-like, and I think others agree as I read form the emails in
this thread. As I mentioned before I think when it comes to attributes,
it is best to just do it from within the component
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Every time we're running into syntax discussions (see 'replacing OGNL') I feel
that Wicket is deviating from the Java way.
I think all the following suggestions would better be left unimplemented:
input wicket:message=value=my-key type=.../
input
Johan Compagner wrote:
i can live with:
wicket:message key=..Default Text/wicket:message
This makes sense.
input type=button value=message:key=my-key/
I don't think this one does. It breaks the previewability of pages
which is one of Wicket's hallmarks.
How about something like
. Does anyone know if most of the core developers keeps up with
this list? I know that several do, as I see them post regularly, but I
don't know how many active core developers there are.
Cheers,
-- Scott Sauyet
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Jeff Miller wrote:
Why is servletapi-2.3.jar included with wicket? Isn't the servletapi
included with whatever JSP web server that I use? Is the wicket
servletapi-2.3.jar a newer version and so supersede what is on my web
server (Tomcat 5.5.12)?
I believe that the servletapi jar includes
Nathan Hamblen wrote:
I need to enable and disable form components in subsequent requests and
I'm having a hard time with AttributeModifier. It insists on giving
attributes a value, so I have it put in TRUE and it outputs
'disabled=TRUE'. That's not really correct but it works.
Because
Ali Zaid wrote:
I'm kinda lost here, and SourceForge search is not working, so I have to
ask, and I'm sorry if this is a repeated question.
The thing is simple, I need a code snippet of how to use ResourceLink to
inatiate a file download.
There are probably simpler ways to do this, but what
Scott Sauyet wrote:
Resource resource = new DownloadableFileResource(filename);
add(ResourceLink(fileLink, resource));
Correction, should be:
add(new ResourceLink(fileLink, resource));
^^^
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Ali Zaid wrote:
Thanks, It works!
Glad to hear it. You might want to tweak several pieces of the class,
which was written for my specific needs:
- There is a list of file types that show in the browser rather than
download as attachemnts. This is a small list for my own app.
I know that people are furiously working on AJAX tools for Wicket, and I
know there is some experimentatl stuff in the latest releases, but I'm
wondering if there is something ready for what I think is a fairly
simple need:
I would like to update a session variable from a JavaScript function.
in
the onRenderRequest method to suit your needs.
Martijn
On 10/11/05, *Scott Sauyet* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I know that people are furiously working on AJAX tools for Wicket, and I
know there is some experimentatl stuff in the latest releases, but I'm
wondering
access to WebResponse?
and at what time do you want to do that piece of code?
On 10/7/05, *Scott Sauyet* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Johan Compagner wrote:
The question is why do you really need that voodoo on the
real http
Scott Sauyet wrote:
Where during a Page's life cycle do I have access to the WebResponse for
the page being requested? [ ... ]
In his response, Johan pointed out that one of the bugs I ran into was
fixed in RC2. I upgraded to this, and that Exception was eliminated,
but my main problem
Johan Compagner wrote:
The question is why do you really need that voodoo on the real http
request? As a wicket user you shouldn't
touch those objects. (ofcourse there could be thing where you need them
but try to avoid it as much as possible)
What are you setting/using those objects for? And
Where during a Page's life cycle do I have access to the WebResponse for
the page being requested?
The application I've been developing stand-alone now has to run inside
Plumtree Portal. The Plumtree-related code is not particularly
intrusive. I have all my pages extending a common class
= Scott Sauyet
= Johan Compagner
Where during a Page's life cycle do I have access to the WebResponse for
the page being requested? [ ... ]
onBeginRequest: ClassCastException in (WebResponse) getResponse()
i think this problem class cast problem is fixed in the latest RC
I don't have any suggestion for now about your first question. And I'm
sure Igor's suggestion about the GridView is probably a more robust
solution, but here's how I've done the second:
Andrew Berman wrote:
I also have another list I want to do this with:
tr class=even
tdSomething
Andrew Berman wrote:
Ok, I'll give it a shot. Perhaps there should be an
ExternalImage class. I can't imagine that I'm the
only one who needs something like this.
I don't know what that would buy us. There was some recent discussion
on this list about whether Image should have height and
Andrew Berman wrote:
Yep, created two custom components, one called
ExternalImage and one called ExternalImageButton.
Both very easy to create.
What? One hour? What took you?! :-)
Congrats!
-- Scott
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Johan Compagner wrote:
Yes it would be nice to have some way to register links (css and js) to
a page that it will combine and render
But i think you can do this pretty easy youreself. [ ... ]
Your suggestion make sense, and I'll probably try that this week. I'll
let you know how it goes.
to different
re-usable components) are the same and shall be downloaded just once?
Juergen
On 9/30/05, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And that leads to all sorts of dependency management issues that I don't
know Wicket would want to address.
Once upon a time, I wrote some PHP code which allowed me
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
[ ... ]I wonder if downloading (and locally
caching) the same js script (because of different urls) twice or may 3
or 4 times, realy is such a big problem.
It may not be an issue at all, and I'll probably try it first to see.
Maybe I'll just get a
Hi Folks,
It's been far too long since I asked a question on this list. One might
think I was starting to get it. :-)
I'm planning on building my first reusable panel soon; and I'm pretty
sure I understand what I need to in order to do this, but one thing is
nagging at me. The panel will
URL.
-- Scott
jan_bar wrote:
It doesn't matter how many times you have script src= with the same URL on
your page. It will be cached and downloaded only when needed.
Jan
Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Folks,
It's been far too long since I asked
I found an unfortunate need to have access to the raw
HttpServletRequest/Response objects. (The application will be running
inside Plumtree Portal, which uses these objects.) I didn't find any
documentation for this, and it took me a little digging to find it. I
was thinking of adding the
at the top, stating that it is not 'the Wicket way'. But
sometimes there are moments you need to get messy.
Martijn
On 9/29/05, *Scott Sauyet* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I found an unfortunate need to have access to the raw
HttpServletRequest/Response objects
I feel strange asking a mailing list twice in a few days for help not in
understanding the concepts, but in plain old debugging. But I'm quite
frustrated. If someone has a moment to look at what *must be* a simple
error, I would appreciate it.
I'm getting a fairly standard exception:
= Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
= Ingram Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I feel strange asking a mailing list twice in a few days for help not in
understanding the concepts, but in plain old debugging. But I'm quite
frustrated. If someone has a moment to look at what *must be* a simple
error, I
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Imagine having an IDE plugin that high-lights the wicket:id fields etc.
Eelco
On 9/21/05, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
= Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
= Ingram Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I feel strange asking a mailing list twice in a few days for help
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Found it. Fix it by calling 'setMultipart(true)' in your form's
constructor (PersonForm).
The way parameters are read in a multipart request differs from how it
is done normally. This is hidden in the Form processing, and uses the
form's multipart property. However, the
I keep coming back to one bug in the system I'm building, partly because
it's gnawing at me, but mostly because my system really isn't demoable
without it. :-)
I finally determined that I had a form page that is working until I add
enctype='multipart/form-data'. Now I really need to be able
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
I'm afraid I have to go here, but I downloaded your files and try to
take a look at it tomorrow. But if anyone in the US timezones would
like to give it a shot, that would be awsome.
Eelco
Thanks for being willing to help. I won't be able to do anything with
any
, description));
- Johannes
Scott Sauyet wrote:
Okay, I've been staring at this for hours, and not making any
progress. Maybe that's because it 4:30 in the morning here in
Connecticut, USA, and my brain isn't what it should be, but regardless...
I'm attaching a class that's giving me great
I'm trying to figure out what happens to my model object between the
constructor of my Form and when its onSubmit() method is called. It
took me some time to realize that it was in what I think of the
never-land between these two points in my code that one of my model's
properties becomes
wrote:
so the description is null? (not the guideline itself)
Then the model is updated. adn the description is set to null by a
textfield or something like that.
On 9/15/05, *Scott Sauyet* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'm trying to figure out what happens to my model
the onSubmit() method, the filename
property is correct but the description is null and the Set of
BusinessUnits is empty.
Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong?
-- Scott Sauyet
package com.thomson.bc.upload;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import
PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Scott Sauyet
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 3:20 PM
To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] Using wicket-contrib-palette
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Hmm,
Im not sure why it works for me and not for you. I dropped your code
into
the wicket-contrib
over MIME-types here. The user
might upload a text document, a PDF, a MS Word document, or may other
things. Is that going to be a problem?
Thanks again for all the help on this wonderful list,
-- Scott Sauyet
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I wrote:
By the way, I don't have any control over MIME-types here. The user
might upload a text document, a PDF, a MS Word document, or may other
things. Is that going to be a problem?
I now realize that this is an exageration. Since I'm using
wicket.markup.html.form.upload.FileUpload, I
Phil Kulak wrote:
Check out FileResourceStream. Create one of those from your file, then
you can create a ResourceLink directly to it. Or, if you don't want to
create the resource for every user, you can wrap it in a resource
reference and link to that instead.
Thanks. This is probably just
();
}
};
}
}));
Of course I should probably move this to a separate class, but,
regardless, if it weren't final, this would be easier.
Of course any suggestions for how to do this more easily would also be
welcome! :-)
Thanks,
-- Scott Sauyet
P.S. This class has
= Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
= Eelco Hillenius
Is there a good reason to have FileResourceStream final? [ ... ]
I made it non-final.
Ask and you shall receive. Thanks.
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{
add(new Component(navigator) {
public void onRender() {}
});
}
and that is where I ran into the problem above. Is there a simpler way
to do this?
Thanks,
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Johan Compagner wrote:
in the end MarkupComponent.renderNext() must be called
Because the stream must advance to the next position. So that the markup
stream pointer is set to the right position for the next one.
If you don't want a component to render just call setVisible(false) on it.
it doesn't feel quite right.
I wonder how others have dealt with this in Wicket applications, or if
there is something intrinsic to Wicket that makes the answer to this
straightforward.
Thanks for any insight you can offer.
-- Scott Sauyet
.
On 9/12/05, Scott Sauyet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a question about Wicket best practices.
Often enough, an application will have related Add and Edit pages for
some class of objects. These are so closely related that it seems silly
to have two separate HTML and two separate Java class
/How_to_use_the_same_Form_for_editing_and_new
Cu,
Dave
Nick Heudecker wrote:
Kinda. I just call a different constructor that adds the components I
need.
On 9/12/05, *Scott Sauyet* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the input Martijn and Nick.
If you then need
that there is a WebMarkupContainer with
id javascript being added to the panel. Am I missing some additional
markup needed in my HTML? Or is there a more serious problem?
Thanks again everyone for all your help,
-- Scott Sauyet
Title: Test Page
Test Page
package
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Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 9:33 AM
To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Wicket-user] Using wicket-contrib-palette
I'm sure it's something basic, but I'm not getting
wicket-contrib-palette to work. I have as simple
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
I tested it against HEAD and it works fine.
I've just pulled it out of my app and into a stand-along HelloWorld one
and had the same results, although the error page was more informative
this time. I've posted the error page at
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Hmm,
Im not sure why it works for me and not for you. I dropped your code into
the wicket-contrib-palette-examples and ran it from there.
I suspect the problem is on line 165: add(javascript). This used to be
addToHeader(javascript) but was changed to a pure add() call by
Jan Bares [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, but I cannot find it. The application.getPages() returns
ApplicationPages that contains only the three mentioned pages. How
can I set alias for my pages/page classes?
Sorry, I was blind minded, now it's clear to me, thanks.
I use a search of this
It seems quite odd to me that a few of Wicket's classes don't show up in
the Javadoc. I haven't done any investigating into why; I don't really
even know how to go about that. But if anyone has some ideas, it would
be worth at least knowing the reason.
The classes that I've noticed are all
is configured to show that.
How do I turn this on for my application? The most likely line I found was
getSettings().configure(development);
but that didn't make a difference for me. Have I simply done this
wrong, or am I missing something else?
Thanks,
-- Scott Sauyet
Johan Compagner wrote:
so you always get a internal one?
that is strange because if you are in development mode:
if (development.equalsIgnoreCase(configurationType))
{
setResourcePollFrequency(Duration.ONE_SECOND);
setComponentUseCheck(true);
);
setUnexpectedExceptionDisplay(SHOW_INTERNAL_ERROR_PAGE);
}
the exception page is the SHOW_EXCEPTION_PAGE
maybe you have overriden that somewhere?
johan
Scott Sauyet wrote:
Okay, still missing something basic.
I was looking at the Library in wicket-examples, and it failed. (I
have
I don't know what it's called, but there is a widget you see in any
number of applications (especially thick client ones, but some
brower-based ones as well) that allows the user to move items between
two lists. The lists are usually side-by-side with left and right
arrows between to move
Hi folks,
I'm still struggling through when I have the time. I'm missing
something basic. I can now (at least in 1.1-b4) use a CSS file as a
resource in the same directory as the class file by wrapping this:
.link href=test.css .../
like this:
.wicket:link
.link
Johan Compagner wrote:
ok...
I can't seem to fix it
read this bug:
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4950148
Uggh, that makes sense. And it looks as though there's not much of a
work-around. Perhaps it's time I try Eclipse and Jetty again...
Thank you very much for
Phil Kulak wrote:
public void onSubmit() {
MapString, FileItem files = ((MultipartWebRequest)
getRequest()).getFiles();
// do something with the files...
}
Badda bing. :)
Wow, that's easy enough. I'm quite impressed with Wicket so far. The
String is the name attribute?
Thanks,
I don't think so. The WC3 Validator doesn't report a problem with this
page:
http://test.sauyet.com/CSS/EmptyDiv/
which includes an empty div.
-- Scott
Gwyn Evans wrote:
I'm not 100% sure why it's doing it, but isn't div a block-level
tag, i.e. it needs to surround something to be
Scott T weaver wrote:
However, the Tidy extension for Firefox reports a warning:
Yes, but that is just a Tidy warning. The HTML is valid, at least in
XHTML strict.
Of course an empty div will have no semantics behind it, but it can be
used in conjunction with CSS for various effects, and
Bump.
I'm hoping someone might have five minutes to give this a test, so I
know if I should file a bug report.
Thanks,
-- Scott
P.S. Sorry to push, but I'm going offline for the weekend in ninety
minutes or so...
Scott Sauyet wrote:
I wrote:
[when I overwrite my WAR file] Tomcat
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Confirmed...
Thanks. I'll file a bug report. If anyone can see something I'm doing
wrong, please let me know.
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This may be off-topic and really belong on some Tomcat list, but if
anyone here has a suggestion, please let me know.
I'm doing an awful lot of update-compile-deploy cycles as I try to learn
Wicket, and Tomcat is giving me grief. Usually when I drop a WAR file
in Tomcat's webapps directory,
Johan Compagner wrote:
i have said this before on the list.
You really should look for an integrated solution for this in a IDE
For example use the Tomcat plugin or the Jetty Launcher in eclipse for
debugging youre wicket application.
This will gain you so much time.. (no constant deploy, and
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