Jonathan Carlson wrote:
Great for Martijn, Wicket *needs* articles written to help it gain
exposure.
I praised Wicket on the Cayenne user list a few weeks ago and there was
a lot of initial interest but they focused in on the stateful nature of
wicket and seemed to sour on it... as if they were
Great for Martijn, Wicket *needs* articles written to help it gain
exposure.
I praised Wicket on the Cayenne user list a few weeks ago and there was
a lot of initial interest but they focused in on the stateful nature of
wicket and seemed to sour on it... as if they were all writing ebay.com
siz
I like Cayenne because it doesn't do any byte-code manipulation. It has
a great meta-data retrievable from any data object that would make for a
very cool bean-editing component like you've been talking about today.
Granted, a component like that would only work for Cayenne data
objects.
I'd lov
Thanks!
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You can't use the httpSession in the constructor as it isn't set yet.
WebSession.init:
final void init(final HttpSession httpSession, final String
sessionAttributePrefix)
{
// Set session attribute name
this.sessionAttr
Nope, though Martijn *is* very bussy writing articles. Volunteer?
Eelco
Jonathan (Carlson)
P.S. Who's writing the Wicket book? Anyone yet? :-)
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Nice that you have experience with Cayenne; I heard good things about
it. It would be cool to have more wicket-stuff (the former contrib)
implementations of ORMs. Another one on the list would be JDO. So, if
you're interested in co-developing that kind of components... :)
Eelco
You can't use the httpSession in the constructor as it isn't set yet.
WebSession.init:
final void init(final HttpSession httpSession, final String
sessionAttributePrefix)
{
// Set session attribute name
this.sessionAttributePrefix = sessionAttributePrefix;
// Attach / reat
good to see back. I hope at home is everything fine?
five weeks is a long time and yes, I guess you should get a fresh
copy. changes.xml should provide you a comprehensive view on what has
been changed since than. In case you code still doesn't work, please
let us (again) now.
Juergen
On Apr 7,
Hi all, I've been busy with other things for a few weeks (we have new
baby at home), but I'm excited to "get back in the saddle" and see
what's been going on in preparation for the release of Wicket 1.0.
I'm using WebSession#getHttpSession() in the constructor of MySession
to bootstrap a Cayenne
