On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 5:08 PM, mraible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>  1. Is it possible to load templates from a remote server/url/jar?

yes. you will have to roll your own IResourceStreamLocator

>  2. Is it possible to set breakpoints in templates and debug them using an
>  IDE?

no. but why would you want that exactly? what lifecycle stage are you
hoping to intercept?

>  3. Does Wicket have any support for REST?

no. we have shared resources which act kind of like servlets. what
would you like to do with REST in wicket that you couldnt as easily do
with a servet, eg why have it integrated into the UI framework?

>  4. Does Wicket declare OSGi meta-data in its JARs?

no. but we can easily add that, its just a manifest file. no one has
asked so far so we dont. google "pax wicket" it is an osgi framework
meant to be used specifically with wicket.

>  5. Can I write a Wicket application that spans several WARs and has the
>  ability to navigate from one WAR to the next (essentially have a central URL
>  mechanism)? Most Wicket apps I've seen require page classes in the classpath
>  to navigate from one page to the next.

same application in two different wars? that would have to run in two
different contexts no? therefore it has to be two different web
apps...

you can navigate freely between bookmarkable urls of these two
applications just like you would with any other framework. if same two
wars inside have the same jar that defines the navigation it becomes
pretty easy.

>  6. Is there any support for component degradation, where you can disable a
>  component at runtime (to compensate for high-load and such)?

not out of the box. ISecurityStrategy does provide a central point to
intercept lifecycle event, so you can easily do something like

new isecuritystrategy() { boolean isactionallowed(component caction a) {
  if (pastLoadThreshold()&&component.render.equals(a)&&c instanceof
degradable) {
     return false;
  } else { return true; }
}

-igor

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>
>  Matt
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