Hi! I will try to answer your questions:
My questions:
1. Shouldn't the uiIconList <div> be substituted/ommited?
Every direct child of RepeatingView inherits markup from its parent and
uses its custom markup as tag body. That's why uiIconList <div> is
repeated for each child. See RepeatingView's Javadoc for more details.
2. Shouldn't <wicket:panel> be substituted/ommited?
Well, it depends. In DEVELOPMENT mode (the default) Wicket renders its
special tags (like <wicket:panel>) in output. In the guide (
http://wicket.apache.org/guide/guide/maven.html#maven_1) it's also
explained how to start Wicket applications in DEPLOYMENT mode. In this
mode special tags and attributes like wicket:id are removed from the
generated markup. You can manually control this mechanism with method
Application.getMarkupSettings().setStripWicketTags
3. Is there an equivalent to newChildId() on ListView?
No. ListView is designed to repeat more complex markup blocks, i.e
blocks that contains children components (children tags with wicket:id
attribute). So instead of directly adding a child component you must
populate markup bloc with ListView.populateItem. See ListView's Javadoc
for more details.
4. newChildId() generates a wicket:id for each new Icon. Why is it not
rendered?
simply because children use parent's markup and they don't have their
own wicket:id attribute.
5. Why don't I get an errror considering the Ids produced by newChildId()
exist in java code/container and not in HTML???
Although most of the time you will find the same wicket ids both in code
and in markup, that's not always necessary to obtain a consistent
component hierarchy. In other words the markup is not required to
display wicket ids.
Wow :D Hope I could be clear enough, Tx for your help!
PS: Javadocs for Wicket are here:
http://ci.apache.org/projects/wicket/apidocs/6.0.x
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