You're not extending nor touching the business object, as you're
wrapping it (i.e. putting a class 'around' it).
class MyWrapper
{
private MyBusinessClass;
private Boolean selected;
}
If you wrap an object, you don't touch it in any way; you can allways do
this. The only thing to keep in m
Thanks, Eelco for your answer
, I know this method but it's not applicable when you
cannot touch the business object, for example, because
you dont have source code.
The way can be to extend the business object to add
the property to manage checkboxes, but I dont know how
to do it!
So some other s
Hi Antonio,
I put up an article on our Wiki on this:
http://wicket.sourceforge.net/wiki/doku.php?id=user:listview_with_checkboxes_in_a_form
Regards,
Eelco
Antonio Casula wrote:
I saw the example displaytag/ExampleCheckbox and I
have a question: How is possible to get the checkboxes
and input fiel
I saw the example displaytag/ExampleCheckbox and I
have a question: How is possible to get the checkboxes
and input field values? In other words, I want , for
example, to check the items that i will be delete
inside the onSubmit() event.
Thanks
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