I was hoping on the lines, where you do "get(<component id>)"; Wicket returns
the Component.
So if there was a way to customize the nomenclature of what the "names" of
the fields are in a loop then it would be easy to refer to components via
name directly.
... I can't do [IN CONCEPT] get("additionalFeatures").get("<My naming
convention Sub Item component Id>").getDefaultModelObject() or something.
<-- I was asking if there was any magical way like that.
Not a big deal , I worked around . For the sake of discussion my ListItem is
defined by the following:
ListView additionalFeatures = new ListView<String>("additionalFeatures",
additionalFeaturesKeyList) {
...
@Override
protected void populateItem(ListItem<String> item) {
String key = item.getModelObject(); //Assume
this to be the Name / Id of
something
item.add(new Label("name", new Model(key)));
String modelKeyName =
MarshalUtils.toAlphaNumeric(key);
final Feature feature =
additionalFeaturesMap.get(key);
item.add(new TextArea("value", new
Model(feature.getValue().toString()))
.setLabel(new
Model(modelKeyName))
.setMarkupId(key));
}
...
}
What I went with at the end was:
ListView listView =
(ListView)get("additionalFeatures");
for (int x=0;
x<listView.size(); x++) {
ListItem
additionalFeatureField = (ListItem)listView.get(x);
//Now I work
with the ListItem however I want to and derive what I want :)
...
}
..Which works also, but not as elegant as I hoped. But I realize its a LIST,
so my expectations are perhaps unjustified and iteration of the list is
logical and inescapable.
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