Alexandru Popescu wrote:
I know that this might be early considering the lenght of the thread,
but what is the voting result? :-).
So far I count:
40 votes for both at once (constructor and JDK5)
17 votes for split releases (16 plus me, I'm voting now. :-) )
Al
() to understand how
to tell if your app is in debug mode or not (see discussion on the dev
list a week or two ago about that).
Best regards,
Al Maw
package foo.wicket.resources;
import wicket.Application;
import wicket.AttributeModifier;
import wicket.Component;
import wicket.ResourceReference;
import
I've tried to replicate this using the 1.x branch, but can't.
Are you using 2.x?
There have been some fixes recently related to URL parsing.
If you're using 1.x, try updating and let me know how you get on.
If you're still having issues, please do zip up a quickstart and attach
it to a JIRA
Al Maw wrote:
I've tried to replicate this using the 1.x branch, but can't.
Are you using 2.x?
Argh. Just seen your second post that says you're using 1.3.
Also, I take it back - I can replicate it (needed to back out some other
changes that probably fix this too, which I'm working on).
See
Hi all,
I've given http://wicketstuff.org a bit of love.
Let me know what you think. Better yet, all you wicket stuff
contributors please contribute to the wiki. :)
When adding a top-level project page, make sure you add an appropriate
label so it is listed on the root wiki page.
We currently
Erik van Oosten wrote:
Is there a way to force header contributions to load in a certain order?
Sort of. HeaderContributors are designed so that if you add them twice,
they only render once (so you can have multiple components on the page
share the same contributor).
Unfortunately,
Sean Sullivan wrote:
I am building a web application with Wicket 1.3 and I want to be able
determine the number of bytes in the HTML response.
I know that I can inspect document.fileSize on the client, but what I'm
looking for is to have access to this information on the server.
Does
Zhang Hailong wrote:
How to redirect to a wicket or non-wicket page in wicket? For example,
if a guest want to access a authorized page, I want to redirect it to
the login page.
How to do this?
http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/how-to-redirect-to-an-external-non-wicket-page.html
Al
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What is that all about? I feel like I remember seeing a discussion or
announcement by Al Maw about changing Wicket to use relative URLs, if this
is true, perhaps this is a side effect of that change? What am I missing?
Where
ChuckDeal wrote:
Hopefully, I don't have some unique scenario. We are going to migrate our
app over to the Wicket framework in pieces. To do so, app will technically
be based on Wicket and we will make calls back to the legacy code (JSPs).
Ah ha, thought so. I have already been down this
Sorry, the docs should be updated. filterPath should no longer be
required, unless you configure your container without a web.xml file.
Just omit it entirely. If you're calling setContextPath() in
ApplicationSettings, you should avoid doing that too.
I will tidy this up (including the docs)
Al Maw wrote:
Sorry, the docs should be updated. filterPath should no longer be
required, unless you configure your container without a web.xml file.
Just omit it entirely. If you're calling setContextPath() in
ApplicationSettings, you should avoid doing that too.
I will tidy this up
Johan Compagner wrote:
Sorry, the docs should be updated. filterPath should no longer be
required, unless you configure your container without a web.xml file.
so no i configure my container without a web.xml file
Then i have to specify the filter path, but where do i specify it
I sort-of debugged this the other day.
The errors are caused by the Wicket exception page (which is why there
are a million components - they're all the Labels for the various
components/traces/whatever).
This is what I think goes wrong:
HtmlHeaderContainer throws an exception while
ChuckDeal wrote:
Wicket 1.3 (revision 505283)
The following is a stack trace that I have experienced quite a few times
recently. This new behavior started in the past couple of weeks.
[...]
The obvious answer would be for me to stop making stupid mistakes :)
Chuck,
I've opened a bug
Gabor Szokoli wrote:
This is on debian, tomcat5 package. Didn't even have default admin or
manager user out of the box, I guesss the policy is maximum security
unless configured otherwise.
Guestbook example throws this:
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
Please see:
ChuckDeal wrote:
How do the Wicket developers have their Eclipse environment setup?
I have a SNAPSHOT project that I created from the svn tree (wicket 1.3).
Each of the subprojects are below that project but the .classpath and
.project are not setup to allow building of the whole project.
spencer.c wrote:
Can someone give me a quick overview of what is safe to pass in as a page
parameter? I was under the impression that if I had a page parameter that
was a string, it would be encoded correctly in the URL, and decoded back to
its original form in the page constructor. What I
ChuckDeal wrote:
Al Maw wrote:
What you'd ideally like to be able to do is have a Wicket page which has
a div wicket:id=jsp/div in it, and render the JSP in there, yes?
Have you had the chance to write up any of the details of your solution? I
would be interested in seeing how you solved
dukejansen wrote:
What's the best way to add some JavaScript code to be called after a
component is updated via Ajax?
See AjaxRequestTarget#appendJavaScript(String)
Al
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dukejansen wrote:
What I'm really after is whether there is a way to set default behavior for
ALL AjaxRequestTargets.
Ah, I see.
You can execute some JavaScript on your page that looks like this:
Wicket.Ajax.registerPostCallHandler(function() {
doFooHere();
});
That'll get executed
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
A major issue in the discussion is that not everyone is convinced
anymore that the constructor change in 2.0 is for the better. There
are pros and cons for sure, but we want to get your opinion on this.
I'm a committer, but I'm also a user, and I feel pretty strongly
Michel Wichers wrote:
we received the following exception within a WebPage using an injected
SpringBean - HibernateSessionFactory via sublassed LocalSessionFactoryBean :
...
de.ponton.box.core.ui.detail.Detail-sessionFactory
It looks to me like that class has a reference to sessionFactory.
Martin Dames wrote:
That means, wicket rendered it correct, but Firefox doesn't understand
this. It seems that I have to change the Content-Type to
application/xhtml in the server response to do it correct. Questions:
- Why does is not work out of the box?
- How do change the MimeType /
Martin Dames wrote:
Ok thanks for the tip,
but why is Firefox offering a download instead of rendering it?
See Page#configureResponse()
This does a:
response.setContentType(text/ + getMarkupType() + ; charset= +
encoding);
You could override this to do what you want, but like I said before,
Johan Compagner wrote:
In 2.0 we have a model change:
[...]
1 port it to 1.3
2 don't port it to 1.3
I'm afraid I'm very much -1 on this for 1.3.
I have a bunch of really complex models built using the current 1.3
models, and I expect other people do too.
At the moment, 1.2.x - 1.3
Iman Rahmatizadeh wrote:
how many big changes are there between 1.2.x and 1.3 ? I thought big API
breaks would only happen between major versions ?
Have a look on the wiki. There is a migration document.
Al
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Martin Dames wrote:
Hmm... I want to embedd into my HTML template some svg graphics. This is
just only for Firefox, or IE users with the adobe plugin. That means, I need
that Firefox turns on its XML parser, so I would need to use XHTML, because
if the file has the file extension html it
Thomas R. Corbin wrote:
or do you need to have each tab have it's own form?
And if each tab has it's own form, does the user need to save their data
before switching tabs?
Would the submit button be on each form, on each tab, or outside the tabs
entirely?
You can do this however you
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Can I have the opinions of all committers please? Johan is on a skiing
trip but opts for c).
I don't want to do any of A, B or C.
What I /really/ think we should try to achieve:
1. Have long-term JDK 1.4 and JDK 1.5 branches that are easy to
sync/backport from.
Hi folks,
As part of our ongoing incubation process at Apache, we're going to be
renaming the core wicket package from wicket to org.apache.wicket
shortly (not quite sure when yet, but soon).
If you're developing against the subversion wicket-1.x branch, you'll
need to change your imports
NickCanada wrote:
Hi,
I can't deploy the wicket examples (1.3) from the svn repository using the
Sun Application Server (glassfish v2 b43). It was working in some previous
wicket 1.3 version but now I get:
Exception sending context initialized event to listener instance of class
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
Hi,
I've had a look into this.
String parameters in the servlet-api spec are String arrays, so that you
can go:
?color=redcolor=greencolor=blue
...and expect to get String[] color = String { red, green, blue };
This is why we have convenience methods for you (as does servlet-api).
Construct
Scott Swank wrote:
2. have someone who understands css (i.e. not me) put lots of thingies
in the above css file to override details of the css that ships with
ModalWindow. E.g.
background-image: url();
Now, I know you claim not to understand CSS, but I feel compelled to
point out
craigdd wrote:
I'm looking for the best way to provide CSS branding for a logged in Client.
In other words a css will be added as a header contrib to a page based on
the Client object found in the session and search for a name like;
layout_[clientname].css.
Errr, you just said what to do
Thomas Singer wrote:
I want to decorate any a href=... link to an external website with a
small graphic and ensure it will open in a separate window. Where should I
start? I'm currently trying to add an IMarkupFilter implementation to insert
another openClose-ComponentTag before the
Relative URLs are good - they make the page work properly behind proxy
servers. Why do you want an absolute one? Do your resources live in a
different context or something?
If you're trying to serve resources relative to your context root, just
add it with:
Hi all,
This was due to the RelativePath handler not using the depth param on
ajax requests inside its behaviours. This should now be fixed.
Regards,
Al
Mats Norén wrote:
Hi,
The problem is still there, unfortunately...
/Mats
On 5/28/07, Mats Norén [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a
So you need two queries in your data layer, one which returns a subset
of the query results for the particular page, and one which returns the
size of the potential result set (i.e. COUNT(*)).
There's no other way to implement this sensibly.
For Hibernate Criteria queries, this can look like
Thomas R. Corbin wrote:
On Friday 01 June 2007 1:42 pm, Matej Knopp escreveu:
Look at what url is your stylesheet. The images withing stylesheet are
always located relatively to the stylesheet itself.
so there's no way to make them relative to the context path/root?
If you don't care
Thies Edeling wrote:
Hi,
This must have been asked a zillion times but I couldn't find the right
answer in the list archives. Anyway, I have some javascript which does
an image replacement on a mouseover (need a JS version for browser
compatibility :( ).
AFAIK JavaScriptReference
Swaroop Belur wrote:
This is to do with images . If the page is mounted, images are not
shown otherwise images are shown. It appears that images do not get
picked up if I mount a page.
Otherwise if i click on a link in some other page [ which is not
mounted] and which takes me to the
Tremelune wrote:
I have OpenSessionInViewFilter configured for Spring in my web.xml file, but
I'm still getting lazy init errors in Wicket.
What could I be missing?
Make sure you list your OpenSessionInViewFilter filter-mapping element
*before* your Wicket one in your web.xml. They're run
Florian Hehlen wrote:
HI all,
I am sad to announce that my company did not choose to use wicket after
comparison with struts 2. :-(
One criticism that came out as we were looking at Wicket code was that
there seems to be a need to write a lot of Java code in a ListView for
such things
Joel Hill wrote:
We have a JSP servlet application that we're slowing beginning to
convert over to wicket. Our first wicket page is a form with submit and
cancel buttons, either of which (unless there is a validation error)
will redirect the user back to the old servlet using the following
mchack wrote:
I am using 1.3 and the RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException generates an
absolute versus relative URL and is not working with external web cache
solution. Is this a bug?
If you do a 302 redirect using the servlet-api with a relative URL, the
servlet container will rewrite it
A_flj_ wrote:
Bad bad bad bad thing that the examples for the wicket-extensions are either
hard to find or not documented very well. I'm trying for half a day now to
find an example markup for inserting a treetable, but could not find
anything.
I'm guessing you didn't try typing wicket
Lec wrote:
so what s the most optimized way of doing paging using the IDataProvider?
There is no optimal way. You have to engage your brain and make
trade-offs, just like you do with everything else.
You can make sure your database is configured to cache the COUNT(*)
query, which will be as
kroekle wrote:
If what you want is a pager that doesn't care about the count, implement
it, either as a separate dataTable-esque component, or by modifying the
existing one (which I suspect might even get included, if it leave the
existing implementaiton compatible with existing users of
Mats Norén wrote:
This must have been asked a million times but I couldn't find the right
answer in the list archives.
I think it's only been asked once, actually. ;-)
I've upgraded one of my applications that uses 1.2.3 to 1.3 snapshot.
In the process I got rid of my
Hmmm,
This bug looks suspiciously like another onAttach/onBeforeRender issue.
Matej seems good at debugging those, care to comment? :-)
Al
Alex Objelean wrote:
I have a question about the render method. Why, before rendering, instead of
checking isVisibleInHierarchy(), isVisible() is
Hello everyone,
As Wicket grows in popularity, we bump into increasing numbers of UK
users. We think there are enough of you out there to set up a
London-based users group, so this e-mail is to gauge interest in that.
We're proposing an initial meet on Tuesday 3rd July in a reasonably
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
On 6/15/07, Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ive added the label component to this page:
http://wicketstuff.org/confluence/display/STUFFWIKI/Wicket+GMap+Contribution
but it does not show up on the wiki page list.. what am I doing wrong?
I've seen this happen if you run behind a mod_proxy and fail to set up
the ProxyPassReverse setting properly. Make sure you have
ProxyPassReverseCookiePath, too. See the wiki for details.
Al
Jonathan Locke wrote:
anyone have any ideas on what might cause this? in particular can a user
Tauren Mills wrote:
My goal is to allow a client with minimal web design skills to manage
the html, css, image, and properties files with minimal risk of
damaging the application. I'd like the java class files to be located
in a separate location. And I'd like the folder structure of the
I really think you guys should get together and do this, right now while
the project still has lots of momentum and the code is fresh. Having two
components, one of which seems to have a superset of the functionality
of the other, seems a little unnecessary.
I've checked gmap2 out, BTW - very
howzat wrote:
Page A has this code in its constructor:
Link b = new Link(b){
public void onClick(){
setResponsePage(B.class);
}
};
add(b);
This will always create a new
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
well, I have a project where the requirement is to do some things when user
logs out, otherwise the same user can't use the application for the next 30
minutes. It works fine when user uses the logout link, but I want the same
behavior when the user closes the window.
oliver.henlich wrote:
I'm still having this problem on 1.3 snapshot.
Interesting point about the markup (html id attribute). My markup looks like
this:
form wicket:id=formTransaction id=formTransaction
And the generated javascript looks like this:
[a onclick=var
Juha Alatalo wrote:
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Thanks. I had blocked cookies on my test site for some reason. Why
cookies are needed in 1.3? In 1.2 that wasn't the case, was it?
It shouldn't be the case now either; links should always be rewritten
so that it includes the jsessionid if the cookie
Konstantinos:
Firstly, please quit replying with your own text indented with a , the
same as the text you're quoting. It makes it really difficult to see
what the heck is going on. ;-)
Secondly, I said onbeforeunload, not onunload.
Al
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Al Maw wrote:
Konstantinos:
Firstly, please quit replying with your own text indented with a , the
same as the text you're quoting. It makes it really difficult to see
what the heck is going on. ;-)
Secondly, I said onbeforeunload, not onunload.
I've just added this functionality
shumbola wrote:
How to find out what was the reason for firing onbeforeunload, window
close, navigate to other place, back button, forward button, etc?
I.e. is there a way to find out the exact window close here?
No. Go write a desktop application. ;-)
Regards,
Al
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carbonbasednerd wrote:
I saw there was another message posted about this being a problem with ff
1.0.6 and the wikki states that ff 1.5* has only been verified working with
ajax. That being said, I'm using ff 2.0.04 and I am occasionally getting
this error:
Error: [Exception... Component
Tauren Mills wrote:
If I was to allow the client to customize and upload new CSS files,
how would you suggest this be done? Where would the CSS files be
saved and how would the app know where to look for them? How would
the override the CSS files that are within the WAR file?
Also, as far
Timo Rantalaiho wrote:
Visiting all relevant components (e.g. marked with an
interface) from a parent might be possible too.
Beware http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-627 if you go down
that route.
Al
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Iman Rahmatizadeh wrote:
Actually the Component.toString() method is somehow heavy, and normally
any exception thrown in the middle of it would cause bad behavior in
wicket. Is there a chance to improve this somehow, or make exception
handling aware of problems that might arise when calling
Hi folks,
I've just implemented Google Guice integration for Wicket 1.3.x.
For more details, see here:
- http://herebebeasties.com/2007-06-20/wicket-gets-guicy/
Please note that due to the magic proxying of stuff, it only supports
field injection at the moment.
Any bug reports/feature
This issue was fixed in trunk on 2007-06-18 at 15:04 in r548362.
Regards,
Al
ChuckDeal wrote:
I have a custom Model that extends PropertyModel. I attach an instance of
that model that wraps a float value (not Float). As a result,
FormComponent.typeName gets set automatically to float.
Al Maw wrote:
I've just implemented Google Guice integration for Wicket 1.3.x.
For more details, see here:
- http://herebebeasties.com/2007-06-20/wicket-gets-guicy/
Please note that due to the magic proxying of stuff, it only supports
field injection at the moment.
It now also
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
so you call those methods before the constructor is finished right? i
bet that is going to get n00bs into interesting troubles. i hope you
have good javadoc about that :)
Yeah. I'm not sure how Guice handles that internally (i.e. if you're not
even using Wicket).
It's
Evan Chooly wrote:
Awesome! Let me be the first to say ...
So when is beta 2 coming out? 8^)=
;-)
This weekend. Martijn is even going to document how to do that, so
someone else can roll an rc1/beta3 more rapidly, if required.
Rest assured that we're now on a final big push to get 1.3
Upayavira wrote:
cowwoc wrote:
Now that Wicket is an official Apache project are there any plans for
moving the mailing lists over? SourceForge's digest mode leaves a lot to
be desired.
It will likely happen soon. Though, there's some sense in timing it to
immediately follow the 1.3
jweekend wrote:
Now that we have confirmed the venue (1 Alie Street, near Aldgate tube -
thanks to Matt Dudbridge who is also going to talk about the development of
the zoomf.com site), we know that there are still a few places left for July
3rd, so let us know if you'd like to come along.
Jean-Baptiste Quenot wrote:
* Al Maw:
You can now sign up for this at http://londonwicket.org.
Hey, very nice website! Eating your own dogfood.
I'm just worried by the WICKET AJAX DEBUG link :-)
Ahem. That'll teach me to deploy stuff when I've had a beer or two.
Apologies
Johan Compagner wrote:
maybe we shouldn't store the class itself at all:
Map getAndSetters = (Map)classesToGetAndSetters.get(clz);
if (getAndSetters == null)
{
getAndSetters = new ConcurrentHashMap(8);
classesToGetAndSetters.put(clz,
I thought this important enough to cross-post to user and dev, sorry for
the duplication if you read both.
As noted in the 1.2 - 1.3 migration notes, EmailAddressPatternValidator
has been renamed to EmailAddressValidator to better fit in with the
naming conventions used elsewhere.
I've just
ywtsang wrote:
when I have wicket component tags inside a wicket:remove tag, the wicket
complains as error:
Markup remove regions must not contain Wicket component tags
e.g.
wicket:remove
test
/wicket:remove
is there any configuration that allows the wicket to just accept any kind of
Gwyn Evans wrote:
What I was wondering was if anyone had any suggestions about a table
object that just did 'next'/'prev' paging, rather than working out
Page N of M, although I'll try work out if select count(id) is
faster/less cost than select count(*)
In the past we didn't think there was
David Leangen wrote:
Wow! I can't believe how fast development is... I just updated to 1.2.6,
but looking at Jira, it seems that 1.3.0 is about to be closed...
;-)
Should I still file an issue? If so, for which version? (Unfortunately,
I'm not in a position to verify with how things are
Hi folks,
This is a shameless plug. However, it's an on-topic shameless plug, so
hopefully that's fine with everyone. ;-)
jWeekend run weekend training courses for people who are too busy to do
them during the week. I'm going to be helping run a course on Wicket on
the weekend of July
jweekend wrote:
The first London Wicket Users Group went well; it was informative,
interesting and entertaining.
Our generous hosts at Arclight Media took really good care of us and Matt
Dudbridge rounded the evening off with a nice presentation about the
impressive http://zoomf.com
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
I think getContextPath is what I need. I am trying to port my app
to wicket 1.3 where getContextPath is no longer present in
ApplicationSettings.
I think it moved to WebApplication.
But be sure to read this
Paolo Di Tommaso wrote:
I'm not absolutely specking about a core implementation.
This should regards a Seam or just JBPM integration. JBPM provides a
very nice process flow designer.
I think would be possible to have a process flow that defines the Wicket
page and the inner model
David Leangen wrote:
Is there a reason why I am getting an extra / when using nice URLs?
For example, when I mount a page as (/search, SearchPage.class), if I
use that as my Home page, no problems.
However, any time I navigate to that page via a Wicket link, the URL
gets rendered as:
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
On 7/7/07, *Eelco Hillenius* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
two points:
this is relatively new, i think it made it in just before
1.3-beta1 or
somewhere there
I think it's been in there for quite a while. But as I
David Bernard wrote:
I'm new to wicket, and I found a bug (I suppose) into
MixedParamUrlCodingStrategy
Hi David,
Welcome to the community. :-)
Please open a JIRA[1] issue for this and attach your Java test-case file
to that. We'll get around to it soon!
Kind regards,
Al
[1]
Craig Lenzen wrote:
Sorry, I was a little confused, I thought this project was using the JPA
annotations for validation. Instead you are actually using the hibernate
validator project annotations. Which means the @Column annotation would be
pretty hard to use..:)
:-)
I have JPA annotation
Maris Orbidans wrote:
I hope it will be fixed. Is there a JIRA issue so we can vote for it ?
My WEB app. would be 100% valid, if not those ampersands in links.
I fixed this in trunk about a week ago.
Regards,
Al
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Wicket-biased blog at http://herebebeasties.com
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
mount your homepage with indexedurlcodingstrategy
Unfortunately, I don't think that works at the moment - you can't mount
things on / as it's all reserved. There's an outstanding JIRA issue,
but fixing it is slightly more complex than you'd expect. I'm looking
into it.
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