Has anyboody created/used a static progress bar
component in wicket?
I need this component to show a static number like a
percent in a progress bar style.
Thanks,
Decebal
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Mais be I do not fully understand your need, but a static progress bar
can be made very easily in HTML by just creating a rectangular div of
the width you want to represent 100%, with for example a black border
and a white background.
Inside that div, you put another one with colored background
Thank you Pierre for your reply. This helps me a lot.
--- Pierre-Yves Saumont <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mais be I do not fully understand your need, but a
> static progress bar
> can be made very easily in HTML by just creating a
> rectangular div of
> the width you want to represent 100%, w
I used the qwicket web page to generate a skeleton project. When I
compiled, it was unable to get the jar files. I added the jars manually.
When I move the war file to Tomcat and try to bring up the first page, I
get 404 not found.
Will the skeleton project run out of the box (at least the fi
And wicket-examples/upload UploadPage uses ajax component
UploadProgressBar. Probably not related to your use case, but it
wouldn't hurt to take a look at it for some ideas :)
Eelco
On 8/5/06, Decebal Suiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you Pierre for your reply. This helps me a lot.
>
> ---
I'm not all that familier with what qwicket produces, so can't be much
help. I don't recall anything particular when I tried it a while back,
but I was probably looking at the code rather than if it ran out of
the box.
For an "all-in", out-of-the-box setup, you might want to have a look
at the 'of
I'm currently dealing with a summary list of items, which each have a
link to a detail page where I'm displaying the basic info plus some
additional info.
i.e. "Id, Name, Start, End, Status" sort of thing, with the "Id" being
a link to the detail page.
The link's a Bookmarkable one, passing the id
That wouldn't work for bookmarkable links, as they don't receive any
events. What you want can be done with non-bookmarkable links, but -
tada - your page wouldn't be bookmarkable anymore.
The key thing about bookmarkable pages is that they can be constructed
directly/ without the need to have a s
currently the stateless support wont help at this time.Because a stateless link could be constructed for this but where is then the id? It should be in the url then (just as a bookmarkable page link)then you do hit the page first where that stateless link is on. But then you still have
to get the i
On 05/08/06, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The key thing about bookmarkable pages is that they can be constructed
> directly/ without the need to have a session upfront/ without having
> to rely on other pages. This means that the URL is the only thing that
> is available for a bookm
qicket-quickstart appears to focus on the IDEs (I'm a vi kinda guy).
Must one use an IDE with quickstart? I was able to compile using Maven.
I'm really interested in a wicket-spring-hibernate template. Is qwicket
where I should be, or are there other options?
Thanks,
Gwyn Evans wrote:
> I'm
as far as jars..i created a pom yesterday for qwicket and as soon as justin has time to put it in the dependencies will be easily available via maven.-IgorOn 8/5/06,
Michael Welter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I used the qwicket web page to generate a skeleton project. When Icompiled, it was unable
Wicket-Phonebook's what you want - See
http://wicket-stuff.sourceforge.net/wicket-phonebook/ (I must update
that, as it's also got an iBatis option (edit the applicationConfig &
web.inf to change) or get it directly from the SVN -
http://svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/wicket-stuff/branches/WICKET_1_2/
There is no way to use state when you use bookmarkable/stateless pagesfor your link clicks or other things. Because there is no page at the server where that state is...johan
On 8/5/06, Gwyn Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 05/08/06, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> The key thing abou
I have an opportunity to use a new framework on a
current project, and I've been trying to decide between Wicket and
Stripes. Both look really nice, but at the moment I'm leaning toward
Wicket. Got a skeleton project set up with 1.2.1 (via Wicket Bench
0.3.0) and am running it with a Jetty
If this is just the basic application CSS, as opposed to per-component
CSS, then the way I normally do it is outside Wicket itself, i.e. I
have the file at "src/webapp/css/styles.css" (src/webapp/*" gets
copied to the root of the webapp) then just reference it as :
It's not simply that Wic
Hi,
First thing to ask is how you map your web application. It is a known
issue that with Wicket 1.x, where we use a servlet for handling Wicket
requests, mapping to the root (/) is problematic. We solved this for
2.0 where we employ a filter intstead, and we plan to back port this
to 1.3 when we
That was fast. Thanks, Gwyn.
> If this is just the basic application CSS, as opposed to per-component
> CSS, then the way I normally do it is outside Wicket itself, i.e. I
> have the file at "src/webapp/css/styles.css" (src/webapp/*" gets
> copied to the root of the webapp) then just reference i
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