A similar discussion came up shortly about the Tree component. What I
said there was that it was a nice extra that the tree model can be
used in both Swing and Wicket. If there are other concrete cases we
can do that, it's something to consider. Remains a fact that desktop
widgets and web widgets h
This is the link to the sprocket announcement:
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/timboudreau/archive/2006/02/wicket_swing_hm.html
On 7/7/06, Martijn Dashorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ah... A coworker mentioned the Sprockets addition made by Jonathan Locke...
>
> This is an extension that allows y
Ah... A coworker mentioned the Sprockets addition made by Jonathan Locke...
This is an extension that allows you to generate applets
automatically, where the sprocket will send all necessary classes to
the client. The idea is to make this Java code work with your wicket
code seamlessly.
The last
I haven't heard of any plans to do an automatic (magic?) conversion
from Swing to wicket. In my opinion, Swing applications don't work
well in a direct translation to the web. That is why WingS, WebOnSwing
and related frameworks never got as large userbase as other web
specific frameworks.
That sa
Hi there,
I read somewhere about some plans to make Wicket play nicely with the Swing
APIs, being able to even convert Swing apps to Wicket. Just wanted to check if
there is any progress in that matter, since we have quite a good usecase for
it, regarding the conversion of a legacy Swing based
