I believe it would make porting an existing webapp easier, but it
wouldn't free you from writing Wicket related java completely. Wicket
is very powerful.
-Edward
Brill Pappin wrote:
Could this be used to port one webapp to Wicket?
- Brill Pappin
On 17-Jul-08, at 3:24 PM, Edward wrote:
Alpha release of WicketBits with two modules: Automagic and Automagic
Annotations.
Maven site is hosted at:
http://wicketbits.aezix.com
Summary:
Automagic is a Wicket render listener which automatically creates
default Java components matching the html markup.
Allows quick Wicket page development through the auto creation of
components by convention and helps separate page design from Java
code functionality. The render listener will try to auto-create any
components that are not specifically instantiated in code by matching
them to a property on a parent CompoundPropertyModel.
-Edward
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