farside wrote:
I'm not a guru in javascript or in wicket.. So I'm not sure how a javascript
framework(dojo, jquery, yui, etc) should be integrated into a wicket
application. As I understand there two ways:
1) intimate integration, for example,
http://wicketstuff.org/jira/browse/DOJO - there you can develope animation
in wicket(java) code. It is very easy-to-use in development. But wicket-dojo
integration use old dojo library version(0.4) though dojo community released
1.0.1 version. I suppose that it is difficult to support such integrations..
No I dont think thats a problem, but as all of the wicketstuff (AFAIK)
are opensource authors may not have the time required to maintain the
project in the same pace as the integrated JS.
2) surface integration - using own javascript code, java code(json) to bind
js framework and wicket. It is difficult to develope in such way. But you
are not strongly coupled to javascript library version.
Havent checked this out...
How javascript library should be integrated into wicket application?
Please left your opinion there.
You could also see how datepicker or wicket input events are doing their
integrations...
regards Nino
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Nino Martinez Wael
Java Specialist @ Jayway DK
http://www.jayway.dk
+45 2936 7684
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