Hi *,
I have the following markup snippet:
<div wicket:id="repeatingDocTypes" >
<span wicket:id="docTypeName">Orders</span><br/>
<hr/>
<div wicket:id="repeatingDocRef">
<a href="#" wicket:id="doclink"><span
wicket:id="docid"></span></a><br/>
</div>
</div>
which is bound to this code snippet:
[...]
RepeatingView rv = new RepeatingView("repeatingDocTypes");
for (...)
addDocTypeBox(rv, docs);
private void addDocTypeBox(RepeatingView rv, List<Document> docs)
{
AbstractItem i = new AbstractItem(rv.newChildId());
i.add(new Label("docTypeName", getDocTypeDescription());
RepeatingView rdr = new RepeatingView("repeatingDocRef");
i.add(rdr);
for (Document d: docs)
{
AbstractItem docsummary = new AbstractItem(rdr.newChildId());
Link l = new Link("doclink")
{
...
};
docsummary.add(l);
l.add(createSummaryPanel("docid", d));
rdr.add(docsummary);
}
rv.add(i);
}
Please note that the two for loops execute just 1 iteration each with my
current test data.
I get the following exception:
Last cause: Unable to find component with id 'docTypeName' in [AbstractItem
[Component id = 1]]
Expected: 'footerPanel:repeatingDocTypes:1.docTypeName'.
Found with similar names: 'footerPanel:repeatingDocTypes:2:docTypeName'
which does shed some light on what's going on, but I find it hard to understand
what do "1.docTypeName" and "2:docTypeName" mean. Where did those "1" and "2"
come from? What information do they give me in order to spot the bug? Why is
"1" followed by a dot while "2" is followed by a column?
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