Hi,
I dont know if there is a way to do it with Wicket default
ResourceModels, but I implemented a ReplacingResourceModel which is
seaching for the keys marked up with ${key} and replaces it with the
value of that key. I used Wicket 7.x - the API changed a little bit
since 6.x so if you are interested then let us know.
@others: Is there an existing way to do it without implementing a
"ReplacingResourceModel"?
https://github.com/klopfdreh/wicket-components-playground/blob/56cbe3ffd7a0f126f14f6bae77d36e75fd1c4ffc/wicket-components-playground/src/main/java/org/apache/wicket/model/ReplacingResourceModel.java
kind regards
Tobias
P.S.: The implementation is the first shot, so it has to be tested!
Am 21.02.15 um 14:01 schrieb Rob Sonke:
Hi all,
I'm trying to achieve a fairly simple thing within .properties files to
avoid a lot of duplicate words through different files.
For example there's is a HomePage.properties with:
lbl.foo=This is an example text, we love ${lbl.item}
And then in MyWebApplication.properties:
lbl.item=Wicket
But as far as I can see, Wicket tries to resolve the parameters with
objects passed to eg StringResourceModel. How can I hook into this and
solve this in a nice way?
Kind regards,
Rob
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