no it is not possible. in wicket the view is dumb, it contains no
knowledge or logic. if, for example, the person has first name and
last name and you wanted to output a full name you would have to do
the concatenation in java code, and the view would simply have <span
wicket:id="fullname"/> placeholder. in wicket everything is done in
java, not spread out between controller and view.
that said, if you use a compound property model you can shorten your example to:
add(new label("firstname"));
add(new label("lastname"));
and in the view
<span wicket:id="firstname"/><span wicket:id="lastname"/>
-igor
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 1:38 PM, FastGorilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have knowledgde of Servlets, JSP and JSF, and reading a bit about Wicket.
>
> Something that turns me immediately off is that you have to use something
> like
> add(new Label("firstName", person.getName()));
> add(new Label("lastName", person.getName()));
> add(new Label("address", person.getAdress()));
> add(new Label("postalcode", person.getPostalcode()));
> etc....
> to send data to the view. Which is a lot of hardcoded duplicated property
> mapping code.
>
> Isn't it possible to just send the whole person object to the view, just
> like in JSP, JSF, Facelets? Instead of manally putting all person bean using
> the add-method.
>
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