why not use models, see how the ajax dropdown example works.-IgorOn 7/6/06, Nino Wael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:I solved the problem by requiring a interface instead of the object. But that means that, every where my component are used the user needs to implement the interface. That doesnt seem to
I solved the problem by requiring a interface instead of the object. But that
means that, every where my component are used the user needs to implement the
interface. That doesnt seem to be a really nice solution.
The thing I need are for you guys(developers of wicket) to extend the
propertymod
Hi
Im currently working on a component that consists of a dropdown list and two
listbox's, lb1 and lb2. This is pretty simple to do. My issue isnt really a
wicket one, but I guess it has relevance since this is something I need to
solve to create my component.
The hard part is that the conten
